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You will find scholarly criticism and analysis in academic and professional journals, as well as in edited books.
You can search the Library to find books, however UAlberta Libraries carries many databases that index books, journals and their articles, and often provide full-text access as well.
The following databases are a great place to start any research project:
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These databases may also be helpful:
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You will find records of dissertations and theses from the UAlberta and all over the world in the following databases. Most of these databases also provide full-text access.
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