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New Linguistic Works in the UGA Libraries: Introduction & TIps

The Libraries acquire newly published and older materials all during the year. This page highlights the most recently cataloged materials related to the study and practice of linguistics.

New Linguistic-Related Works in the UGA Libraries

The Libraries acquire newly published and older materials throughout the year. In this guide, I will highlight the works I have seen during the past month which are now available to check out or use in the Libraries.

I will include books, DVDs, periodicals, and chapters from books and conference proceedings.

Tip of the Month

Each month I will be posting a tip about how to get the most out of using the University of Georgia Library resources. Sometimes the tip will be something simple, such as announcing a change in the library, or it could be something more complex. Keep watching here to see what comes up!

Tip for May 2022:

Is there something you want me to explain? Send me suggestions for tips! OR you can request materials through the form on this page.

Tips from the Last Year

  • April 2022 - JSTOR - has embargoes on some journals, withholding materials from full-text access for 1-5 years.
  • March 2022 - SpringerLink includes e-books on linguistics topics that you will not find by looking in the GIL catalog or in "Multi-Search" on the primary library webpage.
  • December 2021 - February 2022 - Time to set up Library Instruction sessions or One-on-one consultations.
  • August through November 2021 - Ordering has resumed. Send me suggestions.
  • June & July 2021 - For Faculty: Need a PDF of an article or chapter from a print only source? See the form on the Faculty Delivery Service page.
  • April & May 2021 - Electronic books are showing up in the GIL catalog. If you are having trouble opening them, use the "Chat" function on the Libraries' Main Library webpage. You might also find ebooks in the SpringerLink site - these will NOT be listed in the Libraries' catalog.

Your Librarian

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Laura Shedenhelm
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Contact:
Office Hours are by appointment - email me at:
shedenhe@uga.edu

Main Library, 6th floor, Collection Development suite