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The literatures and languages collection is on the 4th floor of Valley Library.
PA 1-8595 | Classical languages and literature |
PL 1-8844 | Languages and literatures of Eastern Asia, Africa, Oceania (Japanese language and literature PL501-889) (Chinese language and literature PL1001-3207) |
PN 1-6720 | Literary history and collections (General) esp. PN 1600-3300 Drama |
PN 1600-3300 | Drama |
PQ 1-9999 | Romance literatures (French literature PQl-3999) (Spanish literature PQ6001-8929) |
PR 1-9680 | English literature |
PS 1-3565 | American literature |
PT 1-9999 | Germanic literature |
See the Library of Congress Classification Outline for a more detailed list of call numbers.
Find electronic books (ebooks) at OSU Libraries in four easy steps.
Most ebooks can be "borrowed" for 1 or 7 days. In some cases, you can download the ebook and read it for the given loan period. For more information, check out OSU's ebook guide.
Project Gutenberg. Project Gutenberg is a repository of more than 33,000 texts on a variety of subjects. Most of the books are in the public domain because their copyright has expired; the number of current texts in this repository is relatively small.
Google Books. Working in partnership with several libraries, Google has created a huge database of electronic books. Your access to these books will vary: some are available in full, some provide substantial preview views, and some provide only snippet (sentence-length) views. You can find the books in libraries, purchase them, or view the available portions online.
WorldCat - a database of books and articles held by libraries around the United States and some international libraries. Search Worldcat to find out what's been published in your area and request the items through your public library's interlibrary loan service.
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Corvallis OR 97331–4501
Phone: 541-737-3331