Psychology Reference Books
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International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral SciencesCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference H41.I58 2015ISBN: 0080970869Publication Date: 2015Volume 16, pages 188-193, Nanotechnology: Social and Cultural Aspects -
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5®)Call Number: Hatfield Library Reference RC455.2.C4 D54 2013ISBN: 089042554XPublication Date: 2013Pages 271-280, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder -
Encyclopedia of PsychologyCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference BF31 .E54 2000ISBN: 1557986509Publication Date: 2000Volume 7, pages 107-110, Robotics
Country-Specific Reference Books
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Encyclopedia of Contemporary French CultureCall Number: HAT Ref DC33.7 .E53 1998ISBN: 0415131863Publication Date: 1998Pages 484-485, Science Fiction -
Encyclopedia of Contemporary German CultureCall Number: HAT Ref DD290.26 .E53 1999ISBN: 0415124484Publication Date: 1999Page 555, Science Fiction -
The Encyclopedia of Contemporary Japanese CultureCall Number: HAT Ref DS822.5 .E516 2009ISBN: 041548152XPublication Date: 2009Pages 443-444, Science Fiction -
Encyclopedia of Contemporary Spanish CultureCall Number: HAT Ref DP233.5 .E63 1999ISBN: 0415131871Publication Date: 1999Page 472, Science Fiction -
Encyclopedia of Contemporary Latin American and Caribbean CulturesCall Number: HAT Ref F1406 .E515 2000ISBN: 041513188XPublication Date: 2001Volume 3, pages 1360-1361, Science Fiction -
Encyclopedia of Russian HistoryCall Number: HAT Ref DK14 .E53 2004ISBN: 0028656938Publication Date: 2004Volume 4, pages 1353-1354, Science Fiction
Online Encyclopedias
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Oxford Reference Online100 well-known and trusted dictionaries and reference books combined into a single cross-searchable web database.
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Britannica OnlineThe electronic version of the Encyclopaedia Britannica. An excellent starting point for almost any topic of research, the Britannica offers both concise descriptions, and longer, more comprehensive articles on a wide variety of topics.
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The Oxford Dictionary of Science FictionThis is the first historical dictionary devoted to science fiction. It shows the development of science-fiction words and their associated concepts over time, with full citations and bibliographic information.
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Oxford English DictionaryThe online version of the classic dictionary. An unsurpassed guide to the meaning, history, and pronunciation of over half a million words, both present and past. It traces the usage of words through 2.5 million quotations from a wide range of international English language sources, from classic literature and specialist periodicals to film scripts and cook books.
Reference Books
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Encyclopedia of AestheticsCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference BH56 .E53 1998ISBN: 0195113071Publication Date: 1998Volume 1, pages 123-130, Artificial Intelligence -
New Age EncyclopediaCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference BP605.N48 M34ISBN: 9780810371590Publication Date: 1990Pages 311-315, Neo-Pagans and the New Age -
New Dictionary of the History of IdeasCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference CB9 .N49 2005ISBN: 0684313774Publication Date: 2004-12-03Volume 5, pages 2188-2191, Science Fiction -
St. James Encyclopedia of Popular CultureCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference E169.1.J3 2013ISBN: 9781558628472Publication Date: 2013Volume 4, pages 462-467, Science Fiction Publishing -
The Oxford Encyclopedia of American Cultural and Intellectual HistoryCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference E169.1.O945 2013ISBN: 0199764352Publication Date: 2013Volume 2, pages 370-372, Science Fiction -
Encyclopedia of Jewish American Popular CultureCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference E184.35 .E54 2009ISBN: 0313339899Publication Date: 2008Pages 362-366, Science Fiction -
American CounterculturesCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference HM647 .A44 2009ISBN: 0765680602Publication Date: 2008Volume 3, pages 642-645, Science Fiction -
Women's Studies EncyclopediaCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference HQ1115 .W645 1999ISBN: 0313296200Publication Date: 1999Volume 3, pages 1273-1275, Science Fiction -
Movies in American HistoryCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference PN1993.5.U6 M685 2011ISBN: 159884296XPublication Date: 2011Volume 3, pages 1071-1075, Science Fiction Film -
Ethnic American LiteratureCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference PS153.M56 E825 2015ISBN: 9781610698801Publication Date: 2015Pages 43-46, African American Science Fiction -
The Encyclopedia of FantasyCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference PN3435 .E53 1997ISBN: 0312145942Publication Date: 1997Pages 968-969, Twilight Zone -
Anatomy of Wonder: A Critical Guide to Science FictionCall Number: Hatfield Library Reference PN3433.8 .A52 2004ISBN: 1591581710Publication Date: 2004Pages 182-185, Dick , Philip K., U.S. 1928-1982
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