Searching Andean Studies in Franklin
One approach to using the library catalog is to search Library of Congress subject headings that pertain to Andean Studies. Here are some linking to results in Franklin. Some are the result of a subject heading browse search; others display the results of a subject heading keyword search.
Peruvian literature Bolivian literature 20th century andes literature
Bolivian poetry Peruvian fiction Ecuadorian drama
Peru Civilization Peru -- Foreign relations Bolivia--foreign relations--argentina
Bolivia -- History Peru -- Intellectual life ecuador politics
Peru --- Politics and government -- 1548-1820 bolivia economic conditions
Ecuador social conditions Indians Andes region andes region social conditions
spanish language andes Andes Region -- Antiquities Quechua language
language* andes incas Aymara language Art, Peruvian
music andes motion pictures peru Catholic Church -- Peru
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Major Catalogs
- FranklinCatalog of the University of Pennsylvania Libraries' books, journals, films, scores, recordings, microforms, electronic resources, etc. It covers all libraries in the Penn system except for the Biddle Law Library, which has the LOLA catalog.
- WorldCatThe combined catalogs of most U.S. libraries;71,000 libraries in 112 countries. Material not owned by Penn can usually be borrowed through Interlibrary Loan.
- Memoria ChilenaChile's National Library
- Biblioteca Digital AndinaBiblioteca Digital Andina (BDA) is an open access initiative of the Comunidad Andina. It includes 1,200 full-texts representing the cultural heritage of the Andean countries. A network of 28 agencies, including national libraries, universities, government agencies, and NGOs, contribute to the project.
- BorrowDirectThe combined catalog of the holdings of the eight Ivy League institutions plus MIT and Chicago. Students can use it to request books not owned or not currently available at Penn.
- EZBorrowThe combined catalog of the 60+ members of the Pennsylvania Academic Library Consortium, as well as a number of New Jersey and West Virginia academic libraries. One can request books not owned or currently available at Penn.