Getting Started: encyclopedias and dictionaries that provide background information.

Finding Books: suggestions for finding books at Appalachian State University, UNC-Asheville, and Western Carolina University (WNCLN Catalog) and at other institutions (WorldCat).

Finding Articles: suggested databases for finding journal, magazine, and newspaper articles.

Websites: links to research guides and gateways on women's history, as well as information on evaluating websites.

Research Help: includes tutorials on library services, evaluation of resources, avoiding plagiarism, as well as tools for composing a list of works cited and links to writing websites and manuals.

Annotated Bibliography: guide to writing an annotated bibliography.

General electronic reference works with Women's Studies and Feminist Theory content.

• Biography in Context - provides full-text biographies of individuals.
• Sage Knowledge - offers access to 72 encyclopedias online in a variety of subjects.
• Gale Virtual Reference Library - offers access to over 45 encyclopedia in a variety of disciplines.

Feminist Theory: a Bibliography
ASU MAIN STACKS: Z7963.F44 N672 1992

Women's Studies: Core Books
http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/ACRLWSS/
Database of important titles in Women Studies organized by subject developed by the Women's Studies Section of American Colleges and Research Libraries.