Welcome and About this Guide

This research guide has been designed for students in Domesticity in English and American Literature,  a Spring 2023 graduate proseminar taught by Elise Ciregna.

The resources and strategies described on this page are specifically targeted: they represent our first best guesses at where you might find the scholarly contexts and "conversations" for your research projects.

Remember that good research is often about following up on hunches, testing out a hypothesis and then seeing where else (or to what else) it leads. Language will be essential to the effort.  You may need to try several combinations of search terms, in fact, before you strike gold. 

Let me know how I can help as your work gets underway. We can triage by email or set up a time to meet on Zoom for a longer talk about your project. 

Enjoy your work! 

Sue Gilroy, Research Librarian, Lamont Library
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