Humanities Subject Guide

• Library Website
• Online Public Access Catalogue
• Institutional Repository
• Off-Campus Access

• Science Direct
• SAGE Journals
• Reasearch4life
• Emerald
• EBSCO host research databases
• JSTOR
• Taylor and Francis Journals
• African Journals Online

• An Introduction of Critical Theory
• Modern Feminist Theory
• The Roman |Empire: A Very Short Introduction
• Religion and Reconciliation in South Africa
• A Theory of Argument
• Informal logic: Issues and techniques
• Healing the Fractured Child: Diagnosis and Treatment of Youth with Dissociation
• Status and Respectability in the Cape Colony, 1750-1870 : A Tragedy of Manners

LIS eBooks

• Libraries That Learn : Keys to Managing Organizational Knowledge
• Globalizing the Library : Librarians and Development Work, 1945–1970
• Developing In-House Digital Tools in Library Spaces
• Creating a New Library
• The Academic Librarian as Blended Professional
• Knowledge Management in Libraries

Most printed books are found on open shelves. Development Studies 305-338
Historical Studies 069.53-069.5094 and 960.5
African Languages and Literature 810
English 400-428.995
Library and Information Studies 001-658.4038
Theology and Religious Studies 200-241
French 441.5-448

Materials such as Theses, Dissertations and students projects are found in Archives. Humanities publications such Thesis, Dissertations, Local Newspapers, Research Reports, Clippings, Budget Speeches, Academic and Non-Academic Seminar papers and conference papers are available in these units. Also Government Gazettes, Parliamentary Debates (Hansards), Ministerial Annual Reports are available.

Archival pieces and artifacts and museum collection are also there for example maps, Photos, Radio cassettes and video cassettes, and microfiches. The records on the history of the University since its inception to date are available for example, NUL Administrative, Fiscal, Legal and both Academic and Non Academic as well as students records. Sesotho books are also available in the archives. Diaries, treaties, constitutions, monograph series and photographs are also found in Archives and Documentation Centre. Published and unpublished (grey literature) are available in these two units. The challenge is that documents from these two units are not yet automated.

A reference list is a complete list of all the sources used when creating a piece of work. This list includes information about the sources like the author, date of publication, title of the source and more. Harvard referencing style is commonly used in humanities