National Cinema
Course: RTVF 351
Instructor: Patricia
Erens
Electronic Reserve Article
Eyerman, Ron and Lofgren, Orvar. "Romancing the
Road: Road Movies and Images of Mobility." Theory, Culture & Society (SAGE,
London, Thousand Oaks and New Delhi), Vol. 12 (1995), 53-79.
http://www.library.northwestern.edu/ers/415-9319.pdf
Electronic Book
De Botton, Alain. The Art of Travel. New
York: Vintage, 2004.
http://turing.library.northwestern.edu/login?url=http://site.ebrary.com/lib/northwestern/Doc?id=10057455
Click on the link above to go to the electronic book. You may access this book from any computer, but because it is a licensed resource you will be prompted to provide your Northwestern NetID and password before it will open.
To view the book, you will need to download and install the ebrary Reader software. This allows you to view and print pages from the electronic book. You can also create an ebrary account with which you can save titles to your "virtual bookshelf," highlight passages and make annotations in electronic books.
In addition to the link listed above, you can access the electronic version of The Art of Travel through NUcat, the Northwestern University library catalog.
Film Studies Databases (for locating criticism, reviews, etc.)
ARTbibliographies Modern
Citations and abstracts to the literature of modern and contemporary art.
More informationCommunication Abstracts
Citations and abstracts of literature in all aspects of communication and related fields, including film studies and public opinion.
More informationFIAF International Filmarchive Database
More informationFilm Index International
Descriptions and references to periodical articles for approximately 90,000 films.
(The Java client is required to run this database. Off-campus access requires VPN)
More informationHumanities Abstracts
Citations and abstracts to articles in more than 450 humanities periodicals.
More informationInternational Filmarchive CD-ROM
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