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Research Topics

Place Readings

Literature & Place: Secondary Sources

Settings in Literature

Nature & Pastoral Places

Town, Suburb, City, Region

World Literature

Literary Places & Maps

Travel Literature

American Road Trip

Genres

Themes

Writing New York

Literary Geography

Travel Classics

Research Help

NYU Bobcat

Using E-Research Sources

Research Resources

Citation Formats

Research Using Electronic Sources

Here are some suggestions for doing research on "place" in travel, geography, architecture, urban design,  etc.

1. Go to NYUHome > Research > Search. On the right side of the page, sign in to your account (create one if you haven't done so).  Then click on the "Articles and Databases" tab and type in your key search terms; limit the search (using the scroll window) to journals in the relevant field.

2. Search Google Scholar. Note that many of the articles will be incomplete: for the complete article, you need to go to the NYU library system. It will help if you customize your browser's version of Google Scholar so that it links directly to the articles at NYU.  Look for the "Get at NYU" link. 

3. Search online periodicals by topic using two essential online databases of scholarly articles:Project Muse and JSTOR.

4. On the Place Studies website, take a look at the Resources page; and take a look at these helpful sites:

Architecture Resources on the Internet

Architecture Web Resources

Architecture: Yahoo guide

Art on the Web: Architecture Links

ArtSource Architecture Resources

Association for the Study of Literature & Environment

Built and Natural Environments Links (terrain.org)

Cyclopedia of Literary Places

Dictionary of the History of Ideas

Harvard Design Magazine

Literature of Travel and Exploration Encyclopedia

Places: Forum of Design for the Public Realms

Portals to World Literature

Research on Place and Space

Search engine A9.com

Sense of Place in Literature: Bibliography

The Map Room

Voice of the Shuttle

Writing of Place: Nature, Place, Environment

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