HIST 3615W: Women in European History: 1500 to the Present

Click "view online," "PDF," or the  button to connect to the full text if we have it. The   will also indicate whether a print copy is held in the Libraries. If not available, request the item via Interlibrary Loan. 

Use the table of contents below to request chapters via Interlibary Loan and Document Delivery. Copy and paste, the title, author/editor, publisher, publication year, ISBN, and UMN call number. UMN Libraries staff will scan the chapter(s) you need and you'll be sent a PDF. 

Questions, ask Brian. 

Try these options: 

• If you know the journal title, article title, author, etc., search for it with Citation Linker or Libraries Search. 
• Search or browse for the title of the journal: A to Z eJournal list; search the Catalog for print journals and eJournals. 
• Use article databases to find articles. 
• To request articles from print journals held at UMN, request a scan via interlibrary loan or request the print volume
• Make interlibrary loan requests for articles not available.
• More info

For questions, contact Brian (bvetruba@umn.edu)

Below is a list of some keywords you can use when searching for secondary sources on Women's history in Europe, and women's rights in Libraries Search or the Library Catalog. 

• "women's rights" and [name of country or region]
• "women" and "social conditions" and [name of country or region]
• "women" and "history" and [name of country or region]
• "women" and [event] and [name of country or region] E.g. ("women" "world war 1914-1918" "germany")
• "feminism" and [add name of country or region]
• "women" and "suffrage" [add name of country]

Tips

- More options in Advanced Search

- Searching Libraries Search searches books, articles and more. 

- After completing a search, use limits on right to narrow down

- To get eBooks, look at limits at right. Select "books" and "available online."