To find materials located at any
of Emory's libraries in EUCLID,
one option is to enter Library of Congress subject headings in the
search field and click "Browse" then the "Subject"
tab. Studies have shown that searching library catalogs with LC
subject headings is more effective than using other keywords.
For general help with EUCLID, read the
EUCLID on the Web
User's Guide. Unlike
dedicated online databases, the contents of books and articles are
not searchable in EUCLID. Read Finding
a Journal Article in the Woodruff Library. Most
materials in EUCLID which say "held by GENERAL" are located
in the Woodruff Library. See the Woodruff
Library Location Guide.
When searching EUCLID by subject,
we recommend that you use the Browse search mode. Browsing
with keywords will retrieve a list of subject headings established
by the Library of Congress -- something like the lists below for
keywords Religion and South Asia. Note that the search results will
not capture every item in the collection for which the subject heading
is relevant, because in practice catalogers cannot add every relevant
subject heading to every item. To find related works in EUCLID not
cataloged with the same subject headings as those on your results
list, try the following:
- Click on related subject headings
- Click on the author for other publications
that might be in the same subject area
- Click on the series title if present
- Click on the "browse shelves"
tab and enter a call number from the results (call numbers group
items by subject).
- Click on "see related headings
for: RELIGION"
to see links to narrower terms like "Animism" and links
to parallel terms like "God," "Religions," and
"Theology."
- For nations or regions within South
Asia --e.g., India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan,
Sri Lanka, Bengal--substitute their names for "South Asia"
in the list below.
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