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Category Archives: Reference
So you want to be an architect? Study architecture books and articles on Frank Lloyd Wright, Medieval, Islamic, and Renaissance architectural styles
In celebration of 2013’s National Architecture Week, Questia is promoting a portion of its archive devoted to architecture books and articles for undergraduates pursuing architectural studies. Top architects continue to command major media attention and Toyo Ito, a Japanese architect, …
Posted in Architecture, Reference, Student resources
Tagged architecture books, free reading
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Studying Mexican history: From the ancient Maya to revolution and modern day independence
Mexican history spans more than two millennia and with it, a rich exploration into the mixing of different native Indian cultures, including those of the Olmecs, Toltecs, Aztecs, along with the native Spanish, who invaded Mexico in 1519 and later …
Posted in Foreign Language, History, Literature, Reference, Uncategorized
Tagged Daniel Harvey Hill, John S. Henderson, Mexico, Mexico City
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Counseling psychology and development: Providing therapeutic treatments to treat a wide variety of symptoms
In life, there are no guarantees. While you can control much of what goes on in your life, there are instances when issues can arise, overwhelming our abilities to manage and control our responses to them. Counseling psychology is one …
Questia Reading Room: Free reading from our “Newly added” books section!
The Questia library is constantly growing and evolving with the needs of our users. This holiday season, we’re happy to share some of our brand new content with the Footnotes readers! As a treat for our readers, we’re sharing some …
Questia’s Citation Showdown Contest: Enter your bibliography for a chance to win part of $2000 in prizes!
With numerous essays and exams piling up, the end of the semester is typically a challenging time for students. Whether the paper is on Ancient Greece or William Shakespeare, a quality research paper includes multiple sources, all of which must …
Finding the best scholarly articles for your term papers and research projects
Now that you’re in college, have you noticed that your instructors are a lot pickier about how you conduct research for your term papers and research projects? Do they keep mentioning the term “scholarly articles” when they talk about sources? …
Practicing source-ery: Utilizing primary and secondary sources
Primary and secondary sources Now that research paper-writing season is well underway, you may be hearing your professors discussing the need for primary sources as well as secondary sources. Sidney Silverman Library at Bergen Community College (NJ) offers a straightforward definition …
Psychology articles on dreams, memory and personality on Questia
If you’re searching for psychology articles on dreams, memory, personality or other topics, check out some of the scholarly books and articles on Questia, your online research library and paper-writing tool. The entire Questia site has been redesigned to be …
Posted in Education news, Psychology, Reference, Research Paper Help, Sciences, Student resources
Tagged articles, behavior, dreams, library, memory, personality, psychoanalytic, psychology, research, theory
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Get Fast, Accurate Results with Exact Phrases
“Searching for phrases” notes Living Internet “is one of the fastest ways to narrow down results” Their article Search for Phrases, explains how to use this technique. You can specify a phrase on most search engines by placing it in …