This course invovles two disciplines which are interdsiciplinary by their nature, which may make it difficult to locate relevant materials. Please follow the search strategies in this guide and contact us if you have any questions. 

To define your topic, use any of these reference resources: 

Encyclopaedia Judaica (2nd ed., 2007) is a comprehensive encyclopedia for Jewish Studies.  

Gale Virtual Reference Library: Search subject encyclopedias online to find background information.

Sage Knowledge: An online collection of reference titles from Sage Publications. Users may search across all titles, or browse by subject. 

Oxford Digital Reference Shelf:  A group of subject-specific electronic reference titles. For example: Encyclopedia of Human Rights

YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe: A definitive work about the civilization of Eastern European Jewry; includes primary source materials such as documents, images, audio and video, and maps. A good background source for Jewish life before immigration to Argentina. 

Print reference titles:

• Diccionario de apellidos judíos: su etimología, variantes y derivados / Benjamín Edelstein; Asociación de Genealogía Judía de Argentina (2003). CS3010.Z9 L3834 2003
• Bibliografía argentina sobre temática judía / Alberto Kleiner (1984), 14 volumes. F3021 .J5 K58x 1984 v.1
• Una historia del libro judío : la cultura judia argentina a través de sus editores, libreros, traductores, imprentas y bibliotecas / Alejandro Dujovne (2014). Z519.4 .D85 2014
• Jewish Writers of Latin America: A Dictionary / Darrell B. Lockhart (1997). PQ7081.3 .J49 1997 
• Encyclopedia of the Jewish Diaspora: Origins, Experiences, and Culture / M. Avrum Ehrlich, editor (2009). DS115 .E47 2009

Additional information can be found in these library research guides:

Academic

Folk Literature of the Sephardic Jews: A multimedia archive of ballads and other oral literature in Judeo-Spanish collected from 1957 to 1993 by Samuel G. Armistead (University of California, Davis), the late Joseph H. Silverman (University of California, Santa Cruz), and Israel J. Katz.

Sefardiweb: An academic portal to Sefardic Studies, a project of Los sefardíes ante sí mismos y sus relaciones con España. In Spanish. 

 Community Organizations

Jewish Communities in Latin America: A library guide created by David Hirsch of University of California in Los Angeles. A comprehensive guide to newspapers, journlas, community organizations, sprots clubs, publishers, and more. Includes a bibliography for Jewish Fiction, Poetry, Theatre and Film (1996-2005).