Teaching Bibliographic Skills in History

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Teaching Bibliographic Skills in History A Sourcebook for Historians and Librarians

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Charles D'Aniello

Book Code: DTB/

ISBN: 0-313-25266-1

ISBN-13: 978-0-313-25266-2

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392 pages

Greenwood Press

Publication: 3/30/1993

List Price: $78.95 (UK Sterling Price: £44.95)

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Media Type: Hardcover

Trim Size: 6 1/8 x 9 1/4

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Awards:

Choice Outstanding Academic Book, 1993

Reviews:

The volume could be used as a text for historiography courses, but is also useful to reference librarians, especially to BI librarians who work with history classes. For them it provides ideas about material to include in presentations and handouts, suggestions for assignments, and one of the most useful bibliographies on BI in general. The volume belongs in all academic libraries.
—Choice
should be required reading for reference librarians in the humanities and history teachers or professors at all levels. Jane A. Rosenberg writes that ``developing bibliographic skills is an art as well as a science.'' This work does much to further this goal.
—Insights

Description: Drawing upon the work of historians and librarians who teach bibliographic skills and the general literature of bibliographic instruction, this sourcebook discusses a diversity of instructional issues, designs, and concerns. It presents a collection of approaches to teaching bibliographic skills to history students at three levels: undergraduates, advanced undergraduates, and graduate students. Each topic is covered by an expert. The work opens with two chapters discussing (1) Historical Methodologies and Research and (2) History and Interdisciplinary History. Attention is then directed to bibliographic instruction in history, with chapters on finding and using historical materials and bibliographic instruction in history. Other chapters consider special topics--including catalogs and indexes, reference sources, sources for interdisciplinary research, electronic information sources, and using the finding aids to archive and manuscript collections. The work concludes with an extensive and wide ranging annotated bibliography of books, articles, and other literature. Thoughtful and convenient, this book is a rich source of instructional insights, ideas, and designs. In its totality, it presents bibliographic and library research skills as an integral part of the historical enterprise.

Table of Contents:

Preface
The Study of History
Historical Methodologies and Research by Georg G. Iggers
History and Interdisciplinary History by Harry Ritter
Bibliographic Instruction in History
Finding and Using Historical Materials by Jane A. Rosenberg and Robert P. Swierenga
Bibliographic Instruction in History by Charles A. D'Aniello
Special Topics
Using Catalogs and Indexes by David Y. Allen and John Attig
Using Reference Sources by Charles A. D'Aniello
Sources for Interdisciplinary Research by Raymond G. McInnis
Using Electronic Information Sources by Joyce Duncan Falk
Using the Finding Aids to Archive and Manuscript Collections by Trudy Huskamp Peterson
Bibliography: Teaching the Bibliography of History: A Selected Annotated Bibliography by Charles A. D'Aniello

LC Card Number: 92-8833

LCC Class: Z675

Dewey Class: 025.5


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