German
| German is widely spoken throughout Europe and is the de facto economic language of the European Union. German is an important language in the global economy, in technology, chemistry, medicine, philosophy and in the arts. After English it is the most important research language, and it is the second most widely used language on the Internet. This guide lists selected print and electronic information sources available to Kwantlen faculty, students and staff. Check the Library Catalogue to find books, videos and other resources at Kwantlen. Check out the Library's Help with Research page for Library Guides and Online Tutorials. | |
| Other Kwantlen Library Subject Guides that may be of interest to students of German: English | Linguistics |
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| The Library uses SUBJECT HEADINGS to organize information in the Library Catalogue. Some possible subject searches are: | Call Numbers are used to arrange books on the library shelves by subject.
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| Article Databases & Periodicals | Country Information |
To find articles on a particular topic use one of our article indexes. If you're not sure if a journal is scholarly (often called "academic" or "peer-reviewed"), look at our checklist.
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| Websites | Organizations& Departments |
TIP: Don't believe everything you read! Evaluate web sources very carefully for their accuracy, authority, and currency. Here are some evaluation criteria to help you |
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Updated by: Ulrike Kestler (Modern Languages & Linguistics Liaison Librarian)
Updated: 19/03/2010
