REL 394: Religion and Sports: Books and More
Tutorial for using the ASU Library Catalog: Learn how to search for print and electronic books, films, and more.
Catalog Search
Library of Congress (LC) subject headings can help you search for library materials by a specific subject. The following suggested subject headings are linked to ASU Library Catalog, but you may use them in other catalogs based on the LC system, such as WorldCat, which brings together thousands of library catalogs. When you search WorldCat, materials owned by ASU Library are highlighted and linked; click on Get It At ASU for local holdings or document delivery service.
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