TRAD 103H: Arts and Politics of Latin America
Research & Writing Tools
This class requires Modern Languages Association (MLA) citation style for all assigments. The Citation Guide offers a quick, abridged review of MLA style for papers. If you have more questions, or the Guide doesn't answer your question, please refer to the print guide: MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 6th ed., in the Information Commons reference collection in the Main Library.
Online dictionaries and encyclopedias
Here's where you'll find big, general online encyclopedias and dictionaries like the Encyclopaedia Britannica Online and the American Heritage Dictionary. These can be good resources for "big picture" overviews of your topic.
The UA Libraries subject guide for Latin American Studies
This is the UA Libraries' primary guide to resources on Latin America and Latin American Studies. It includes lists of encyclopedias and dictionaries, links to specialized databases, and links to useful websites.
The UA Libraries subject guide for Art
This is the UA Libraries' primary guide to resources on Art. It includes lists of encyclopedias and dictionaries, links to specialized databases, and links to useful websites. Most of the resources here are related to general Art resources and not specialized Latin American art resources; the specialized resources are listed in the "Art of Latin America" section of this guide.
The UA Libraries subject guide for Music
The UA Libraries subject guide for Dance
The UA Libraries subject guide for Drama and Theatre Arts
The UA Libraries subject guide for Film and Media Arts
A large proportion of the print encyclopedias and dictionaries listed in the Music, Dance, Drama/Theatre Arts and Film/Media Arts guides are not in the Main Library, but the Fine Arts Library. Bob Díaz is the Fine Arts librarian, and he can offer additional assistance. You can reach Bob at 621-7010 or diazj@u.library.arizona.edu.
Web page created by Olivia Olivares, Latin American Studies Librarian
Web page created on March 2, 2006