1. RESEARCH MINUTES: USING HOLLIS CLASSIC Using HOLLIS Classic for literary research

2. FINDING LITERARY CRITICISM Keyword searching and Subject Searching.

3. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT A LITERARY WORK First, about Keyword searches …

4. The first few matches of 201 total…

5. Keywords appear in all fields of a record.

6. Other search strategies

7. Keywords in subject headings

8. OR… TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THEMES, CONCEPTS, CONTEXT Use a “?” to “truncate”… femin? retrieves: feminist, feministe, feminism etc.

9. Browse more records using clickable subjects. Illustration from Liberty Enlightening the World, by the Illustrative Press Bureau (New York, N.Y.), 1886.

10. You may also begin by Subject Searching…

11. SUBJECT SEARCHING: which displays an “ordered” view of results *browsable* this way only in HOLLIS Classic..

12. WIDENER LIBRARY: TWO LOCATIONS FOR ITEMS Widener’s Stacks & The Harvard Depository (HD)

13. Click on Availability to see if on shelf (stacks)… or to request from HD (the Harvard Depository).

14. WIDENER LIBRARY: TWO CALL NUMBER SYSTEMS WID-LC and “Old Widener”

15. http://hcl.harvard.edu/libraries/widener/finding _materials/stacks_docs/wid_loc_chart.pdf

16. http://hcl.harvard.edu/libraries/widener/finding _materials/stacks_docs/wid_loc_chart.pdf

17. TEST DRIVE AND DECIDE: HOLLIS OR HOLLIS CLASSIC See the “Using HOLLIS” pathfinder

18. Questions? Mary Beth Clack, mclack@fas.harvard.edu