"Understanding Memory" Week Three
Tips for Library Assignment
- Read a Freudian case study
- Read the "Case of the Wolf Man" in The Wolf-Man (New York:
Basic Books, 1971). This is on reserve for your class, in the Kent Cooper
Room on the ground floor of the Main Library. To find Reserves materials
in IUCAT, click on "Reserves" (upper left
corner. Then search by instructor name (Lieber).
- Find other places where Plato discusses memory
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You have several choices here:
- Use an index (the easiest way). The Collected Dialogues of Plato is on reserve for your class, in the Kent Cooper Room. (See above.) Look in the index under "Memory."
- Browse Plato's works online. Visit The Perseus Digital Library on the web. Click on Classics (upper left corner), then scroll down to Plato. Make sure the text is displaying in English (unless you read Greek!).
- Search on CD-ROM. Go to LETRS (Library Electronic Text Resource Service) in the Main Library (next to the Reference Desk) and ask for help using the "Library of the Future" (more like the library of the mid 1990s, but it lets you search all of Plato's works at once). You can also search in Perseus but it's more complicated.