Find books or eBooks on literary criticism. The library has a large collection of academic sources of literary criticism about authors and specific works of literature.
Don't give up! Ask a librarian if you need help.
To check them out: Take books to the Public Services Desk on the 2nd Floor and show your GWC Student ID (your library card!).
This system of organizing ensures that materials on similar subjects are shelved together. Each item is given a subject heading that corresponds to a call number which identifies the location of the item on a shelf.
Items are arranged on the shelves from left to right, top to bottom, according to call numbers. Call numbers are read in this format:
Short video (2:11) explaining how to locate materials in a college library using the Library of Congress call number system.
The series focuses on an individual author's entire body of work, a single work of literature, or a literary theme. Edited and written by some of academe's most distinguished literary scholars, Critical Insights provide authoritative, in-depth scholarship suitable for students and teachers alike.
Search the library catalog for your author or topic. There are eBook as well as physical book copies and some titles have both formats available.
Most titles are different than our print collection. They may be accessed 24/7 from the library's website:
Visit the library's Reference Collection (2nd Floor LRC) for a larger number of these resources.