GER 5630: Topics in German cinema: Sex, politics, and comedy: The films of Ernst Lubitsch—From Berlin to Hollywood

Use this guide to assist you with completing your assignments for GER 5630: Topics in German Cinema: Sex, Politics, & Comedy: The Films of Ernst Lubitsch

Getting Started and Getting Help!

Explore databases and resources relevant to research in German Film. Use the links on the left to find specific types of resources, such as journal articles, books, and reference works that will be helpful in completing your assignments. 


Questions? Need help? Contact Brian Vetruba, European Studies and Digital Scholarship Librarian (bvetruba@umn.edu). You can also schedule an appointment with Brian.  Drop-in office hours: Thursdays, 3-4pm (Zoom meeting room). 

Libraries & online resources available during COVID-19

The UMN Libraries spaces are different due to COVID-19 AND we are here to help with your research online!

Studying at the Libraries during Covid-19

Four of our largest libraries are open - Wilson Library (west bank), Walter Library  Health Sciences Library (east bank), and Magrath Library (St. Paul). These spaces are open for current U of M students with U Cards. Per University guidelines, masks are required. We have reconfigured furniture and are requiring physical distancing with one student per table. You can reserve a study room - one person per room. The coffee shops in Wilson and Walter are closed. Read through our FAQs for more details on visiting. 

Getting physical materials from the Libraries

If you know the item you are looking for, search by title or author or search by your keywords in Libraries search. You can go to our open libraries to find your items or browse the stacks. Or sign in to Libraries search and place a “get it” request. You can pick up items at one of our four open buildings — Wilson Library, Walter Library, Health Science Libraries, and Magrath Library — or have them delivered to your office, home, or residence hall. You can also request to have part of a book or physical item scanned and we will send it electronically with our Digital Delivery service. Read through our FAQs including details on checking out and returning materials. 

Get research help online! Schedule an online consultation!

Help isn’t available in our spaces this semester, instead use Chat with a librarian 24/7, chedule an online consultation with Brian, your librarian, or schedule a 30 minute virtual appointment with a Peer Research Consultant (a.k.a. peer tutor for library research).

Films by Ernst Lubitsch Available via UMN Libraries

Selected Reference and Scholarly Articles on Ernst Lubitsch

SEARCH FOR ADDITIONAL ARTICLES IN DATABASES

Books on Ernst Lubitsch

Databases for Scholarly Articles, Dissertations, and Reference

Books on History of German Film

Citing your sources (e.g. MLA, APA, etc.)

Many article databases (e.g. Academic Search Premier, Google Scholar) will create a citation for you. After you found the item, look for "cite" or "quotes." Here are examples:

In Google Scholar:

Click the "quote" below the item in Google Scholar.

In Academic Search Premier: 

Click cite in Academic Search Premier.

 

Learn more about on annotated bibliographies 

Annotated Bibliography from UW-Madison

An annotated bibliography is an organized list of sources, each of which is followed by a brief note or “annotation.”

Last Updated: Oct 19, 2023 2:06 PM