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Neurophilosophy: Subject Guide: Home

Fall 2020

The GSU Library buildings have reopened for the Spring 2021 semester as of January 4, 2021.

**You MUST have your PantherCard to enter the Library buildings.**

The Library North entrance/exit is currently closed due to construction. Please use the Library South entrance/exit.

Non-GSU visitors may only enter the library if they have been given specific permission and can prove that they need to use GSU library resources. Further information, including the GSU Library Access Request Form, is available here. 

Access to books, A/V resources, and GIL Express/ILL materials is available through Express Pickup.
Click here for information on Express Pickup. This service is available to all GSU faculty/staff/students.

Special Collections & Archives is open as of August 24 to researchers by appointment only;
please contact them at archives@gsu.edu for assistance.

GIL Express and Interlibrary Loan for books are both available.

Saxby's Coffee is closed. There is no eating in the library.

All of our electronic resources remain open!

  • For a list of our online databases, see the Databases by Name list on the library's homepage.

  • You can also sort our databases by subject area using the Databases by Subject dropdown on the library's home page.

  • You can search for electronic books in the library's catalog. The Books tab on this guide has information on how to search for ebooks, and on other electronic-book collections being made available.

  • You can place Interlibrary Loan requests for articles and for book chapters/sections (which can be requested and delivered electronically). Expect a lag on these requests, and be aware that we may not be able to fulfill book chapter/section requests due to other libraries not being able to provide access to print books. This includes articles and chapters held in GSU's print collections.

  • You can view films through our three streaming services: Kanopy, Films on Demand, and SWANK. (Sadly, the library is not able to provide access to commercial streaming sites like Netflix, Hulu, etc.)

And you can still get help!

  • You're here! Check out the resources on this research guide.

  • Reference will be done virtually. The red "Chat With Us" button on the right-hand side of this page will take you to our chat reference service, staffed by reference librarians from
    • 9am - 9pm Monday-Thursday
    • 9am - 5pm Fridays
    • 2-6pm Sundays

  • We have an extensive list of library FAQs which is available for research assistance 24/7. FAQs related to using the library during social distancing are collected here.

  • You can contact me directly via email -- cilck the Email link in the box with my photo in it or email me directly at janderson73@gsu.edu. As always, email is the best way to start with me, but we can also make an appointment to meet via WebEx (rather than in person as previously)

  • I will not be available for in-person instruction or consultations until further notice. My Spring 2021 online drop-in office hours in my WebEx room wlll be on Tuesdays from 2pm - 4pm, beginning on January 19.

 

Quick Links

Your Guide for Neuroscience Resources

Welcome to the Neurophilosophy Research Guide

This guide is a starting point for research in neuroscience at Georgia State University. Click the TABS above to navigate to the appropriate section of the guide.

My contact information is on the right. Please contact me if you need assistance.

Additionally, you may want to consult with our Neuroscience and Psychology Librarian, Jose Rodriguez (joint consultations are possible!). See also Jose's Neuroscience research guide.