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Religion 331: A library research guide

Course description: An exploration of modern attempts to account for the presence of religion in all human cultures and societies. We will analyze and assess a variety of arguments about the nature, causes and effects of religious phenomena. Texts studied will be drawn from the disciplines of philosophy, psychology, sociology, theology, the history of religions and cultural anthropology.

Locating sources

• Reference sources: For background, overviews, definitions, and maps.
• Finding books in the library.
  • Find books elsewhere.
• Periodical literature: Finding articles with JSTOR.

Citing sources and the Chicago Manual of Style

• Citing your sources and using the Chicago Manual of Style.

Help

• Get help.

Activity

• Activity

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Updated on Monday, January 29, 2007.

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