Librarian
Heather Perez
she/her
Contact:
Heather Perez
Special Collections Librarian & University Archivist
Richard E. Bjork Library E-055
609-652-4532 (Reading Room)
Special Collections Librarian & University Archivist
Richard E. Bjork Library E-055
609-652-4532 (Reading Room)
609-652-4555 (Office)
Search for Journal Articles
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MLA International Bibliography MLA International Bibliography offers a detailed bibliography of journal articles, books and dissertations. Produced by the Modern Language Association, the bibliography contains citations from journals and book publishers. Coverage is international and includes titles from JSTOR’s Language and Literature Collection as well as links to full text.
Reference Books
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Credo General Reference Provides full-text online versions of hundreds of top quality reference books in all major subjects. Includes bilingual and biographical dictionaries.
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Oxford Reference Online: Premium Oxford Reference offers full text access to numerous dictionaries and encyclopedias by Oxford University Press as well as selected titles from the Oxford Companion series.
Greek Dictionaries (Online)
Hebrew Dictionaries
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Modern Hebrew-English Dictionary by Publication Date: 1989
Recent Classic Languages Films
Films on Demand
Films On Demand is a web-based digital video delivery platform to which the Library subscribes that enables the Stockton community to view streaming videos from Films Media Group anytime and anywhere.
Tip: For Hebrew-language films, go to the Advanced Search and choose "Hebrew" under Languages.
Xenia, 2015. (in Greek)
Two young brothers search for their birth father across the colorful landscape of Greece.
Censored voices, 2015. (in Hebrew)
In June of 1967 Israel achieved a stunning victory over its Arab neighbors and spun a proud national narrative of manifest destiny. One week later, Amos Oz and Avraham Shapira recorded conversations with returning soldiers that revealed their concerns about the treatment of Arab prisoners, the forced evacuations of Palestinian villages, and the paradox of a people who had once fled oppression but now oppress others to preserve their security. It also reveals their still fervent hope for a lasting peace.
