In the menu at left, eBooks are grouped by topics on separate sub-pages(If viewing this in Quercus and your browser window is not at full width, the menu will display above, you can also access this guide directly rather than embedded in Quercus)
Keep in mind that you won't need to read the entire book. Scholarly books often consist of chapters on discrete topics. In some cases books are collections of essays, by various authors, related to a broad topic. It's always a good idea to at least skim the introduction as well as the chapter of interest.
"Online"/eBooks: clicking on the title will take you to a record about the book or lead directly to the eBook. If it takes you to the information about the book, click on one of the "View Online" links to access the eBook.
Printed books: If a library and call number are listed, it's a printed book available from one of U of T's libraries. Click on the link to view the full record, confirm whether the book is available, which library it's located in and take note of the call number. Check that particular library's hours and head there to find the book.
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