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Universalis, on vous adore!
Universalis, on vous adore!
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Universalis is a great place to start your research. It's like Wikipedia but leveled-up: it's trustworthy, it comes with built in research guides, and it's en français!
Oui oui, Wikipedia!
Oui oui, Wikipedia!
We don't always recommend Wikipedia as a source for in-depth research, but the Portail de littérature is is a comprehensive and well-referenced landing page that serves as an excellent place to find information and further sources.
Pro tip: Scroll down to the section called "Découvrir la littérature" for a guided breakdown of the major French litterary movements (in Europe).
En fraçais, s'il vous plaît, « History Reference Centre »
En fraçais, s'il vous plaît, « History Reference Centre »
The History Reference Centre has a large selection of books, scholarly articles, and more on a huge range of historical topics. You can search by specific event, by time period, etc.
You may need a password to access this resource. Check out our "Logins to Resources" page for instructions (it's under Explora)
Pro tip: Check out the "World History" section for a specific list of topics you can find by century
Huge array of reference books, historical interest magazines and scholarly articles.
Je me souviens des livres
Je me souviens des livres
Don't forget about our Library Catalogue
We have actual, physical, hold-in-your-hands books that can help you too.
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