Select Monographs for Contemporary Theology
The following items are all available in the APU collection. Click on the book title link to access the record in the library catalog.
Essential Writings [of Gustavo Gutiérrez] by Call Number: Theology BT83.57 .G855213 1996ISBN: 1570751013
The Kingdom and the Power: The Theology of Jürgen Moltmann by Call Number: Theology BX4827.M6 M8513 2001ISBN: 0800634373
Mañana: Christian Theology from a Hispanic Perspective by Call Number: Theology BT30.U6 G65 1990ISBN: 0687230675
The Mosaic of Christian Belief: Twenty Centuries of Unity and Diversity by Call Number: Theology BT77 .O28 2002ISBN: 0830826955
Orthodox and Modern: Studies in the Theology of Karl Barth by Call Number: Theology BX4827.B3 M38 2008ISBN: 0801035821
Risks of Faith: The Emergence of a Black Theology of Liberation, 1968-1998 by Call Number: Theology BT82.7 .C675 1999ISBN: 0807009504
What Would Jesus Deconstruct?: The Good News of Postmodernity for the Church by Call Number: Theology BR115.P74 C36 2007ISBN: 0801031362
Online Books
The books listed in this section are available online via NetLibrary or Ebrary. The links will take you into the catalog record. Simply click the link in the record to access the book. If you are off-campus (and an APU student, staff or faculty member), you may need to create an account before you are able to access the material in these collections.
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Searches to Get You Started
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Finding Primary Sources
Defining and finding primary sources can be challenging. The resources below provide a good overview and several examples of primary sources.
- Primary Sources at YaleIntroduces researchers to the various types of primary sources - includes images.
- Reference & User Services Association: Using Primary Sources on the WebIncludes definition of primary sources, and how to find, evaluate and cite primary sources on the Web.
- University of California Berkeley Library: Finding Historical Primary SourcesDefines both primary and secondary sources, and provides instruction on how to find them.
- University of California Irvine Libraries: Primary Sources TutorialIncludes two tutorials: Introductions to Primary Sources, and How to Find Primary Sources
- University of Washington Libraries: Research 101 TutorialThis is a very basic animated tutorial that introduces researchers to different kinds of primary sources.