Monographs are books written by (usually) one expert author. Monographs are expected to be of high research quality and scholarly value.
At least 3 sources for your paper must be monographs.
You can search the entire library catalog for physical and electronic books all at once through OneSearch.
OneSearch can be accessed at the Marx Library homepage.
Once you submit a search, you can see the search results page.
I can limit my source type by selecting Books and/or eBooks.
There are Open Educational Resource books that can be accessed online for free. You will need to carefully evaluate the quality of the monographs you find before using them.
The book's call number tells you where the book is physically located in the library.
In OneSearch, you can look at a book's record for the call number.
The call number starts with F. Our bookshelves are labeled with ranges. Find the F section, then look for the range of numbers this call number falls in.
Books are placed together by topic. Browse for other physical books in a subject you like!
Books should be evaluated for academic quality.