Source Type | Start Here |
Scholarly Articles |
The library databases, see recommendations below |
Journalism/News | Google or the UT Libraries NexisUni database. Make sure to evaluate unfamiliar publications. |
Other Primary Sources | This guide will help you think about what a primary source is; Google might be a starting place to locate your primary source. If you have questions, ask your librarian or professor. |
Searching databases is different than searching Google. Distil what you're looking for into a few key terms or phrases. This is a keyword strategy for finding more articles on motherhood and disability (like our sample articles)
Mother* | Disability | USA? |
birth | Chronic Illness | |
Parenting | Specific disability/illness | |
Pregnancy | disabled children | |
physical disability/mental disability |
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Updated regularly. A database of encyclopedias, almanacs, and specialized reference sources. Fully searchable across all files.
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