Welcome to the Research Guide for LMST 330: LGBTQ+ Film and Literature. This guide was designed to help students in the LMST 330 course as well as students enrolled in other Literature courses with their research projects.
Navigate through the pages on the menu to the left for more information.
Primary Sources: Need information from archives or other primary sources? Use these websites and databases to get you started.
Secondary Sources: Looking for more specific information or secondary sources? These databases offer more article based, secondary types of information on research topics about LGBTQ+ Film and Literature.
Websites: Use these resources to search the web for information related to your research projects.
Annotated Bibliographies: Use this page to help create annotated bibliographies and accurately cite your sources.
Feel free to contact the library for assistance at any point in your research process, whether you're just starting a project or you're hitting a dead end. Chat services and librarian contact information can be found on the left side of this page. Or, schedule a research consultation by clicking on the link below.
Feel free to contact the library for assistance at any point in your research process, whether you're just starting a project or you're hitting a dead end. Chat services and librarian contact information can be found on the left side of this page. Or, schedule a research consultation by clicking on the link below.
Goldstein Library provides research consultations with Research Librarians who are interested in your topic and excited to help you research! We are prepared to help you find the information you need to be successful! Our specialization is helping artists and designers find the materials that they need for reference and research (images, books, journal articles, websites, videos, and more); helping you understand how you can use what you find ethically; and how to cite your sources.