On this page, you will find sources for peer-reviewed secondary sources. This includes a selected list of books and eBooks from the Library's collections, academic journal databases for journal articles, and some reliable online sources.
Note: This is not an exhaustive list of resources. With some searching, you may be able to find other resources that could help you with your assignment.
The items listed on this page are a mixture of books and eBooks. When using each, there are a few things to remember:
You can access these or any other of the Library's databases from the Library Page on the Marianopolis Website or through our A-Z list of databases.
To log in to any of the Library's databases, please follow these step-by-step instructions.
The websites you will find on this page were specifically selected by the Library in consultation with your professor to support your research. As a result, you can trust that they will be reliable sources of information.
However, it is important that you always think critically about any source you use. This is particularly important when using sources that you have found on the internet. To help you with this, the College has developed a simple test, the PAARC test, that you can use with any resource.