Finding books in our library
1. Search the Voyager Catalog for the terms on your topic as either a keywords or as a subject headings to find physical and online materials within the library.
2. Browsing the stacks: Items in our library are co-located by subject. You might wish to browse the following call number ranges by taking the blue elevators to level 400:
HQ 12-449 Sexuality
Note: For other call number ranges, see this Call number directory.
Finding books that are NOT in our library
To search for titles outside our library on a particular topic, use the WorldCat Database. Search for a known title or for keywords on your topic.
Once you find a title you'd like to borrow, click the "River Campus Interlibrary Loan" link to submit an interlibrary loan request.
Below, are some titles from our catalog that may be of interest:
Factors in the Sex Life of Twenty-Two Hundred Women by 
Historicising Gender and Sexuality by 
Physical culture, ethnography and the body : theory, method and praxis by 
Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Social Class by 
Routledge handbook of physical cultural studies by 
Seeking the senses in physical culture : sensuous scholarship in action by Sexology by 
What a Young Wife Ought to Know by 
The Young Lady's Book: a manual of elegant recreations, exercises, and pursuits.The young lady's own book : a manual of intellectual improvement and moral deportment / by the author of The young man's own book.Once you have one (or more) useful article on a topic, use the references at the end of article to find more sources on your topic using our Citation Search tool. This helps you see what was written previous to your current article, often called citing backward.
Use Google Scholar to see who has cited your article after it was published. This helps you see what has been written after your article was published, citing forward.
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