This guide will point you to many of the library's resources in mythology, folklore, & legend and will link you to additional resources. If you need help with your research
Search library databases for journal, magazine, and newspaper articles, case studies, editorials, reports, reviews, and other documents. The following databases are recommended for research in mythology, folklore, and legend.
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Reference works may be intended for a general audience or for a scholarly audience within a specific discipline. It is recommended that you read the preface or introduction to a work to help determine what kind of information, as well as the authority and knowledge of the contributing authors, you can expect to find. (
Print materials can be found in ODU Library's Reference Collection and in the Main Stacks in the following ranges of the Dewey Decimal System:
- 291 (mythology)
- 292 (Greek and Roman mythology)
- 398 (folklore)
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Books and other materials can be found in ODU Library's Reference Stacks, Reference Atlases, and Main Stacks in the following ranges of the Dewey Decimal System: 200s (theology) and 900s (history).
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Visit the following sites for authoritative information on mythology, folklore, and legends.
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Past last updated: 18 April 2013 |