Your instructor has invited you to consider any of the four questions in the list below. You will need to formulate a thesis and use several academic library resources to back up your arguments - a minimum of two scholarly books or articles from the library are required for this paper. This Sourcepack provides convenient links and helpful suggestions for locating scholarly materials on The Matrix in the MU Libraries system.
Your instructor has also approved the official Matrix website as a source for information and pertinent essays.
Materials on Reserve for your Class
View the list of online materials your instructor made available to you through our Electronic Reserve service
. View the list of books and audio-visual materials your instructor has placed at the Ellis Library Reserve Desk.
METHOD#1 Keyword search
METHOD #2: Subject search
Some suggestions:
If you find none of these, you can look up the publication title in Find it At MU in order to check for full-text availability. If it still doesn't turn up, check MERLIN to see if we have a subscription to the publication in printed format. The last resort would be to place an interlibrary loan request. You can also get to Find it At MU by clicking on "Electronic Journals" on the library's home page.
Citation guides The MLA style manual is shelved behind Ellis Library's Reference Desk on the south side of the first floor. We also have a link list to style manuals online.
Sarah Cattan