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Steven Knowlton

Steven Knowlton

Contact:

A-17-H-2 Firestone Library
609-258-0496
steven.knowlton@princeton.edu
WASE

http://scholar.princeton.edu/steven.a.knowlton/

My Guides

AAS 300 Junior Paper Seminar

AAS 326: Topics in African American Culture & LIfe: Early African American Literature

AAS 341 Enter the New Negro: Black Atlantic Aesthetics

AAS 380 / AMS 382: Public Policy and the U.S. Racial State

AAS Senior Colloquium

African American Studies

African American Studies: Archival Collections

African American Studies: Civil Rights

African American Studies: FBI Files

African American Studies: Graphic Arts

African American Studies: Manuscripts

African American Studies: Newspapers

African American Studies: Personal Papers

African American Studies: Primary Sources

African American Studies: Public Policy Papers

African American Studies: Radicalism

African American Studies: Religion

American history to 1900

Asian American Studies

Black Lives Matter: Policing and Incarceration

Black Lives Matter: Systemic Racism and Activism

Browsing for African American Studies

Citations made easy

ENG / AMS / AAS 341 Mourning America: Emerson and Douglas

Finding book reviews in history

Finding dissertations in history

Finding historical U.S. newspapers at Princeton

Finding scholarly literature on a topic in history

Footnotes made easy

FRS 130 - The Cold War

HIS 393: Race, Drugs, and Drug Policy in America

HIS 400 - George III, American Revolution, and Global Histories

HIS 400 - S03 Sojourners: Mapping Black American Culture in Paris

HIS 400 - S06: History of Women, Gender, & Sexuality in America [Fall 2020]

HIS 400 S03 - Dismantling Slavery: Black Activism in Latin America

HIS 400 S06 - Frontiers & Borderlands in the Era of the American Revolution

HIS 414: Life-writing and History: Diaries, Memoirs and Autobiographies

Historical statistics

Historical U.S. census and vital records

History of women, gender & sexuality

History resources

History senior thesis survival guide

How to understand citations

Maps for historians

Native American history

Oral history collections for United States history

Papers of prominent American individuals & families

Primary sources: a guide for historians

Public opinion polls for historians

Religion: primary sources

Slavery and Abolition

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)

Surviving the history JP: basic advice

Surviving the JP: basic advice

Television, radio and documentary film

Twentieth-century U.S. foreign affairs

Twentieth-century U.S. society and politics

U.S. Department of State records: for historians

U.S. economic, business and labor history

U.S. presidential papers

Vietnam War: primary sources

WRI 133/134 Educational Equities

WRI 144/145 American Dissent

WRI 190/191: The Monuments Must Fall