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Welsh and Celtic Studies: Introduction

COVID-19: Library update

Library support available via email, phone, Skype and MS Teams. See details below.

 

The Hugh Owen Library and Physical Sciences Library are now closed until further notice. 

How can I access library resources now the library is closed? 

 

The 24/7 learning centres and computer rooms are now closed until further notice. 

 

  • You will not be asked to return your loans even if they have reached their maximum borrowing period.
  • A reminder not to worry about items on loan as any fines will be waived. You can check your library account from Primo or via App Aber.
  • You will be unable to request a book that is on loan to someone else.

How and where to find me!

In our efforts to control the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19), all face-to-face library support activities will cease until further notice. 

The Hugh Owen Library and Physical Sciences Library are now closed until further notice. 

 

Library support available via email, phone, Skype and MS Teams. 

Get in touch with me:

Email: glr9@aber.ac.uk

Phone: 01970 62 1847

(for enquiries or to arrange an MS Teams Meeting)

or

Book an Appointment (Skype only)

Use the Schedule Appointment link under my photo in the Contact Information box below to find available dates and times

or visit https://libcal.aber.ac.uk/appointments/lloyd

Select date and time slot in the usual way.

Bore da! I am Lloyd Roderick, the subject librarian for Welsh & Celtic Studies.  These pages are designed to help you get the most out of our resources for your subject.  Please get in touch with any questions, I'm here to help!

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Books by Welsh & Celtic Studies staff

Her a hawl cyfieithu dramâu : Saunders Lewis, Samuel Beckett a Molière - Rhianedd Jewell

Cai - Eurig Salisbury

Un bywyd o blith nifer : cofiant Saunders Lewis - T. Robin Chapman

Bendigeiduran uab Llyr : ail gainc y Mabinogi : golygiad newydd ynghyd â nodiadau testunol a geirfa lawn - Ian Hughes

Welsh poetry of the french revolution, 1789-1805 - Cathryn Charnell-White

Diflanedig Fyd : gohebiaeth Carneddog a Gwallter Llyfni, 1926-1932 - Bleddyn O.Huws

The Idiom of Dissent - T. Robin Chapman

I Gadw Mamiaith Mor Hen - Rhisiart Hincks

Beirdd Ceridwen : blodeugerdd barddas o ganu menywod hyd tua 1800 = Cathryn Charnell-White

Cite Them Right

Cite Them Right

Great to book to help het those referencing marks!!

Access to e-resources off-campus

Item you want not available electronically?

If you find that the resource you want is not available electronically please place a request through:

We will do our best to source an electronic copy for you.

Off-Campus access

Our extensive collections of electronic journals, databases and e-books remain available to you 24/7 on and off-campus.

If you wish to gain access to e-resources off-campus, you do not need to install VPN; these can be accessed using the browser based Primo VPN.

You will need to:

  1. Sign in to https://primo-vpn.aber.ac.uk with your Aberystwyth University (AU) username and password. You must keep the browser open while you work. 
  2. Sign in to https://primo.aber.ac.uk with your AU username and password - you will be prompted to do this after connecting to Primo VPN

You will then have off-campus access to the majority of AU-subscribed electronic information resources and their full text. If you close your browser you will need to login again.

For further information on accessing e-resources off-campus see FAQ 163