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Encyclopedia articles often include a bibliography that offers a list of?
Encyclopedia articles often include a bibliography that offers a list of
What is the bibliography of drugs?
Try the links below for a bibliography of drug abuse and an encyclopedia of drugs and addictive substances.
What has the author Carl Mitcham written?
Carl Mitcham has written: 'Bibliography of the philosophy of technology' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Philosophy, Technology 'Encyclopedia of Science Technology and Ethics'
When reading an article in an encyclopedia the fatset way to find related articles is to look where?
at the bibliography at the end of the article
What could be used to prove the fact that owls normally spit up two pellets a day A atlas B bibliography C dictionary D encyclopedia?
D encyclopedia
Examples of bibliography?
One example of a bibliography entry taken from a book source is 'Smith, Kate (1998), Life in Asia, Collins, Melbourne'. Another example of a bibliography taken from an encyclopedia is 'Bond, Adam, (1996) 'Plastics', Encyclopedia of Australia vol 9, Macmillan, Sydney'.
What has the author Paul Poplawski written?
Paul Poplawski has written: 'The works of D.H. Lawrence' -- subject(s): Bibliography 'Encyclopedia of Literary Modernism'
What are the different reference books that students usually use?
-dictionaries -encyclopedia -atlases -thesaurus -almanacs -magazines -newspapers -bible -biography -bibliography -internet
When you are reading an article in an encyclopedia what is the fastest way to find related articles?
The fastest way would be to use the index in the set of encyclopedias or the bibliography at the end of the article.
What has the author Barry T Klein written?
Barry T Klein has written: 'Reference encyclopedia of the American Indian' -- subject(s): Indians of North America, Directories, Bibliography, Biography
What has the author Alan Hedblad written?
Alan Hedblad has written: 'Government Research Directory' 'Encyclopedia of Associations: Regional, State, and Local Organizations' 'Encyclopedia of Associations Regional, State and Local Organizations: Souther and Middle Atlantic States (Encyclopedia of Associations Regional, State ... 3: Southern/Middle Atlatic States, 13th ed)' 'Great Lakes States' 'Encyclopedia of Associations Regional, State and Local Organizations (Encyclopedia of Associations Regional, State & Local Organizations (5 Vol.))' 'Something about the author' -- subject(s): Illustrators, Bibliography, Children's literature, Authors 'Southern and Middle Atlantic States' 'Something about the author' -- subject(s): Illustrators, Bibliography, Children's literature, Authors 'International Research Centers Directory' 'Encyclopedia of Associations: An Associations Unlimited Reference Supplement (Encyclopedia of Associations, Vol 3: New Associations and Projects)' 'Gale Directory of Databases 2004' 'Gale Directory of Publications and Broadcast Media' 'Directory of Special Libraries and Information Centers' 'Guide to U.S. Government Publications'
When reading an article in an encyclopedia the fastest way to find related articles is to look?
First, if you are at the college or university level, you should not be doing research from an encyclopedia. The library and Internet will give you access to all the information you need about anything, to include related articles, references, comparison studies, etc. A. At the bibliography at the end of the article
