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History of Women in America

This guide will provide information on different types of resources that can be used for conducting research.

Periodicals

The periodicals below are primarily available through the U of M Libraries' print and electronic collections.  Some are available freely on the open web.  Click on the titles to access online issues and to locate issues available in print or microform on the 2nd floor of the McWherter Library.

Academic Journals

Popular Magazines

Core Feminist Scholarly Journals

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Article spotlight

Thompson, Mary Ann and Sara Bolten. "“They Buckled on the Armor of God”: Kentucky Catholic Sister “Nurses” in the 1918 Flu Pandemic." American Catholic Studies, vol. 129 no. 4, 2018, p. 91-105. Project MUSE


Search tips: Search databases by keywords to find articles on topics of interest.  For best results, keep your keyword string simple to start.  For example: Women in workplace 

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U of M Libraries provides access to many databases. Databases index and often provide full text access to scholarly, popular, and primary source materials.  

Most databases allow you to create an individual account to keep track of the materials you find in them, to save your searches, and to help you format citations.

If you need help finding, accessing, or searching a database, Ask a Librarian.

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Search by keyword to find newspaper & magazine articles in publications worldwide.  These databases are brought to you by the U of M Libraries.

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