Remember that primary sources are first-hand accounts during a particular time period, often recorded by participants or observers. Types of primary sources include:
How do I Search in the Myrin Catalog for Primary Sources?
Keyword Searching
For primary sources, these terms can be useful:
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Try entering terms your terms along with words like "correspondence," "diary" or
"diaries," "records" and "documents," "sources," "papers," “interviews,” and "letters".
Example: women and work and interviews.
When you find a record that you like, check the SUBJECT HEADINGS. If you find a phrase that looks particularly interesting there, click it to see if there are other works that have the same subject heading.
Online Primary Sources:
Going Solo, Jean Renvoize, 1985, 2nd Floor, Call #306.856R298
-In this text, thirty-one mothers and mothers-to-be comment on their experiences as single mothers and use their stories for the author’s study.
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