Research+Project+Macbeth

= RESOURCES =
 * __PRINT:__** ( Note: William Shakespeare has his own Dewey Decimal number! It is **822.3)**



Select "Catalog" tab and enter //**Macbeth and criticism:**//


 * 1) Individual critical books about Shakespeare/his works. ( Located downstairs under Shakespeare's bust). Call number for these books: LITCRIT 822.3 Use the index and the table of contents for specific topics. These can be checked out **overnight only**
 * 2) Reference books - collected works of criticism about Shakespeare/his works. (Located downstairs opposite LITCRIT) Call number for these books: REF 822.3

Suggested Reference titles: //Shakespearean Criticism// (24 v. set) REF 822.3 SHA - use cumulative topic index in v.24 //Shakespeare for Students// (3v. set) REF 822.3 SHA - //Macbeth// article in v.1 – browse topic headings. Click here for eBook version. //Requires password for home access//. //See p. 41 of NHS Student Planner.//

__Online Resource__: (NOTE: you will need a public library card to access ICONN from home. Also note that you will click on "Search Individual Resources" to select the Discovering Collection) Click on "High School“ under "Search Individual Resources" - and select **Discovering Collection** Enter ** Macbeth ** and browse articles marked **critical essay.**  Do NOT select articles marked **plot summary.**

Bibliography

Log into your [|NoodleTools] account to create your bibliography. For remote login or further information regarding this program, go to the the instruction sheet available in the wiki. You should use **MLA advanced style** for the list**.** * Many of the articles you will find from the recommended books and databases are reprinted articles. You will be asked to provide citation information for both the article ** and ** the source in which you found it. For articles found in books, select BOOK from the drop down menu. For articles from the D isCovering Collection database, select ONLINE DATABASE from the drop down menu. Ask for help if you are unsure of how to cite a source. Additional citation tips for using NoodleTools to cite literary criticism can be found by clicking on the "works cited options" in the left frame.