FAQ
Korean Studies Collection at the
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions
Does UM Library have books written in Korean?
How do I find out whether the library
has a particular book?
Can I use Korean Han’gul to search a Korean book in
Mirlyn?
What would be the better way of searching Korean
materials in Mirlyn?
I use Google all the time. Can I find
UM Korean books in Google?
Where can I find Korean materials?
How do I find an article in a Korean
scholarly journal?
I’d like to request a material for purchase by the
library.
What’s the contact information of Korean Studies
Librarian?
Does UM Library have
books written in Korean?
Yes! UM Asia Library (http://www.lib.umich.edu/asia/) currently holds more than 32,000 volumes of Korean
books, primarily in the fields of Humanities and Social Sciences. Go
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How
do I find out whether the library has a particular book?
Use
Mirlyn (http://mirlyn.lib.umich.edu), the Library’s online catalog. Go To Top
Can I use Korean
Han’gul to search a Korean book in Mirlyn?
Certainly! Type
keywords or phrases in Korean Han’gul in a search box in Mirlyn. This is not a
comprehensive search method, but it works! Go To Top
What would be the
better way of searching Korean materials in Mirlyn?
Searching keywords or
phrases properly Romanized in accordance with the Romanization rules described
by the Library of Congress (http://guides.lib.umich.edu/aecontent.php?pid=24938&sid=251571 ). Go
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I use
Google all the time. Can I find UM Korean books in Google?
Of
course! Go to Google Book Search (http://books.google.com/books) and enter
a keyword or phrase into the search box in Han’gul. Google will show you books
at UM library as well as at other institutions. Go
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Where can I find Korean
materials?
Most recent books are
located at Asia Library stacks in Hatcher Graduate Library (North). Lesser used
books can be found at Buhr Shelving facility. Check the availability and
location in Mirlyn, please! Go To Top
How
do I find an article in a Korean scholarly journal?
Use
online full-text databases available at Search Tools (http://searchtools.lib.umich.edu )
and Korean Studies Research
& Technology Guide (http://guides.lib.umich.edu/koreanstudies
).
UM
is a member of the E-Korean Studies DB Group Purchase Team. Currently 11 DBs
are available from the E-Koreanstudies
site, including KISS
(한국학술정보): DBPia
and Kdatabase
(한국학전자도서관). Go To Top
How about Korean DVDs?
A list of Korean DVDs
is available at the Korean Studies Subject Guides (http://guides.lib.umich.edu/koreanstudies ). These DVDs can be checked out from the AskWith
Media Library (http://www.lib.umich.edu/aml/). Go To Top
Where is the Asia
Library?
It is located at the 4th
floor, Hatcher Graduate Library (North). Here’s a floor map; http://www.lib.umich.edu/navigator/hatcher4.html . Go
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I’d like to request a material
for purchase by the library.
Contact Korean Studies
Librarian or fill out a Purchase Request Form available at http://www.lib.umich.edu/collections/recommend.html . Go To Top
What’s the contact
information of Korean Studies Librarian?
Name:
Yunah Sung
E-mail:
yunahs@umich.edu
Tel:
734-936-2408
Office location: Asia Library
414 Hatcher North
920
N. University
Ann
Arbor, MI 48109-1205 Go
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920 N. University
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