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ENGL 1010: College Composition & Rhetoric: Find Sources

Research guide for all English 1010 sections at University of Wyoming (including Bridge)

General Resources

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Some research topics may require a specialized database to find articles in your subject area.  

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Looking for books on your topic? Use the library catalog:
Helpful Search Tips

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  • Borrow the subject terms coming up in catalog records or database sidebars
  • Truncate keywords to get all variations of the word (e.g. "censor*" searches for censor, censored, censorship, and censors)

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  • Refine your search using the filters like publication type, date range, or subject headings

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Subject- Specific Databases

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Explore Your Topic

Not sure about your topic? Try one of these sources to get a broad perspective on how others are discussing your topic. This can help you narrow your focus. 

Counterarguments

A well-written research paper presents opposing or conflicting information. A very-well-written paper uses that contrary information to help support the claim or thesis. Finding a counterargument or opposing information is easy through the UW Libraries' resources. Here are some recommended sources that provide credible information of academic quality: