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English 198A Interdisciplinary Writing/Social Science (fall 2012): Find Background Information

English independent writing course linked to Introduction to Asian American Cultures (AAS 101) and Asian American History (HSTAA 205). Instructor Su-ching Wang

Encyclopedia of Daily Life



This reference source provides historical, social, political, economic, linguistic, religious, and other information.

UW WorldCat


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Books are a great source for finding detailed information on an issue or topic. Use UW WorldCat to find books and more.

Encyclopedias and Reference Sources

 Encyclopedias and and other reference works provide background information and can be used to identify key people, events and dates which can then be used as search terms for finding additional information.

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Other Background Sources

 Country and background studies provide contextual information and can be used to identify search terms for finding additional information.

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Harry Murphy
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Odegaard Writing & Research Cntr. (OWRC) Zoom appointments only:
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