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Saint Augustine by Sandro Botticelli [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

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Welcome to the Medieval Philosophy subject guide. Although it is not comprehensive, it will point you to the most useful databases, journals, books, reference sources, and online information. It will assist you in both basic and advanced research. Updating is done periodically so keep an eye out for information about new resources and search tips.

Refer to selected books (online and in print). These may be located in the Reference section (first floor to the left of circulation), or available electronically. Reference books use the same Call Numbers as the circulating books listed above and must be used within the Library.

Delve into our Databases for articles.

Specialized databases have a high subject content
Related general databases contain multiple disciplines in varying measures

Explore Journals: Journals are available online, through open access or in print. Search for yourself by using Full-Text Journal Search.

Want to go Medieval in a modern way? Surf on over to these Internet Resources for a change of pace.

Looking for Books? You can find books by using our online catalog or you may want to browse the shelf. Print books are located in the philosophy section which means they will have call numbers starting with "B". The "B" section is located in the lower level/basement of Blakley Library. In particular, Medieval Philosophy starts at B720. Check-out (literally and virtually) highlighted medieval print volumes in the Featured Books section.

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