Comparative Religion: REL 211
Finding Primary Sources
Search tips for locating primary sources:
- Search the catalog by the title of the religious text
- Use a concordance to identify verses that relate to your topic
Other places you might search
- ARTstorSearchable repository of over 1 million digital images of art, architecture, photography, decorative arts and design, and archaeology.
Finding Secondary Sources
- ATLA Religion IndexResearch articles specifically about topics in religious studies
- Humanities International Completescholarly journals in the humanities (history, literature, philosophy, and religion)
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Chicago Citation Style
You are required to use Chicago Manual of Style on this assignment. Below are links to relevant portions of the Chicago Manual Online.
- More information about documenting sourcesIncludes how to cite specific types of sources
