How to Find More E-Books
Because this is an online class and you don't have access to the SCU physical library this quarter, you should concentrate on finding e-books only. Here's how to do it. Go to the library home page (www.scu.edu/library). Click on the "Streaming Videos/eBooks" tab at the top. In the e-Books search box, enter keywords describing your topic. For example:
Selected E-Books from the SCU Collection
Ableism : the causes and consequence of disability prejudice / Michelle R. Nario-Redmond, 2020
Disability hate speech : social, cultural and political contexts / edited by Mark Sherry, Terje Olsen, Janikke Solstad Vedeler, and John Eriksen, 2020
Manifestos for the future of critical disability studies, 2019
Dis/ability studies : theorising disablism and ableism / Dan Goodley, 2012
A historical sociology of disability : human validity and invalidity from antiquity to early modernity / Bill Hughes, 2020
Disability media studies / edited by Elizabeth Ellcessor and Bill Kirkpatrick, 2017.
Disability Studies [electronic resource] : Educating for Inclusion / edited by Tim Corcoran, Julie White, Ben Whitburn, 2015
Accessible America : a history of disability and design / Bess Williamson, 2019
Feminist, Queer, Crip / Alison Kater, 2013
A Few Tips about E-Books
- To access the full text of the eBooks, just click on the link in the record.
- You will be asked to authenticate by entering your SCU Id and Password
- When you find a book that sounds promising, go through the table of contents carefully to select the most relevant chapters for your topic.
- You can read the book online and you can usually download a few chapters. However, the actual number of pages you can download or print is not consistent among publishers.