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This web site is a starting point for researching dance at the Dulaney-Browne Library. It is not intended to be a comprehensive guide. However, the site is intended to help students understand the various dance sources available and how to begin research on dance topics. All print sources can be found at the Dulaney-Browne Library unless otherwise stated. The information presented here is intended for college students, who are new to library research or new to the dance subject matter.
Monographs (books) can be located using the Library Catalog. Following are some examples of subject headings for researching dance topics:
When searching for people, it is a good idea to do both an author and subject search on their name.
Journals that are accessible via the Internet are listed under the database they are indexed by, while journals that are available in print only are listed separately. Databases that do not have an associated list of journals contain dance articles but are not limited to dance only. This is not a comprehensive list. You may need your OCU email username and password to access electronic resources.
Dictionaries and encyclopedias are a good place to start your research because they can give you a broad overview of the subject as well as terminology to use in subject searches.
Below are several general titles on dance. Once you find books on your topic it is useful to browse the shelves in the same call number range.