How to Find Books
- See the three pages under "Find Journals" on the left navigation panel for help finding books (primary sources or secondary sources) through the Local Catalog, databases, online sites and Interlibrary loan.
Book Formats and Locations
AVAILABLE FORMATS
- Books may be available to you in print, as E-books, in microform, or in digitized versions
- Print books can be found in Bizzell stacks or other branches, or in the History of Science Collections (books do not circulate from here but can be viewed in the Reading Room)
BROWSING BY CALL NUMBER
- Books useful for research in History of Science, Technology & Medicine are shelved in many places in the library. Once you know a call number range, you may want to browse that section (see list of locations).
Browse to Find Books on Your Topic
BROWSE BIZZELL STACK & DECKS
Use the CALL NUMBER of a book you have already found to locate more books from Bizzell stacks (Library of Congress call numbers) and Bizzell decks (Dewey Decimal call numbers). See locations in Bizzell library here
CALL NUMBERS & SUBJECT AREAS
How do call numbers relate to subject areas? See these lists:
BROWSE THE RESEARCH GUIDES
Browse the other History of Science Guides to get an idea of books available in your topic.
- Secondary Sources - by Type Guide (browse categories of Introductory works, for example)
- Secondary Sources - by Topic Guide (browse discipline pages and themes/subject pages)