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Cinema & Media Studies: CIMS 350

Library Session 2/24/25

What are these sources?

Go to this padlet and evaluate the sources there in your groups. Then

  1. Identify what type of source it is and
  2. Decide if you would possibly use it if you had this research question: How does A Nightmare on Elm Street use Freddy Krueger as a metaphor for unresolved generational/family trauma?

You do not have to read the entirety of each article! Just skim enough that you are able to look for clues to answer the above two questions. 

Cinema & Media Studies Research Tools

Borrowing Materials from Another Library

text from catalog to request a digital copy of an item and have it delivered within 24 hours by email

If the library doesn't have an item you want, you can request to borrow a copy from another library via our interlibrary loan service.

Articles (PDF) usually arrive within 24 hours. Books may take 4-7 days. A book chapter (PDF) may arrive in 1-2 days.

small button with the words Gett It! For articles, use the Gett It button in databases to see if we have access. If not, you will see an option to sign into Muscat Plus and submit your request.

For books and book chapters, search Muscat Plus. If you don't see what you want, click "search other libraries" and then submit your request with the "request from other libraries" link on the results page. Or, you can use the interlibrary loan form at the top of Muscat Plus.

Organizing your research

Thinking about how to organize a large research project? You can use the following tools to help you track topics within a single article or across all of your research, helping you make connections and find gaps!