OWHL Guides: Berlin: The Architecture of Memory: Reserves and Books

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A friendly reminder

Outside of class, the books on Reserve live on a cart that is located behind the Welcome desk. Please ask the person at the desk to browse the materials.
You can take 2 books at a time for 2 hours. They MUST be checked out.
You must have your ID to check out Reserves.
If you keep a Reserve item out for longer than 2 hours, or fail to check it out, you may face disciplinary action.
Fines are $1.00 per hour for every hour a Reserve item is late.
Reserve items must remain in the library at all times.
All books from the stacks can be checked out for 3 weeks and may leave the library.

Reserves (Print and Electronic)

Click on the link below to see what is on reserve for this course.

Berlin Reserve List
The books and papers listed here are on reserve for your class. Some of these resources are linked electronically (as in "Making up Meaning"). The print copies are held at the OWHL Help Desk. Feel free to use them after leaving your student ID and asking a librarian to check them out. One book at a time for an hour each.

eBooks at the OWHL

In addition to the books on reserve, you have access to the following eBooks. Click the "Access for Phillips Academy" link in the middle of the page to open the eBook.

Architecture, Politics, and Identity in Divided Berlin by Emily Pugh
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Berlin - The Symphony Continues : Orchestrating Architectural, Social and Artistic Change in Germany's New Capital by Carol Anne Costabile-Heming (Editor); Rachel J. Halverson (Editor); Kristie A. Foell (Editor)
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Berlin: Culture & Metropolis by Charles W. Haxthausen
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Capital Dilemma: Germany's search for a new architecture of democracy by Michael Z. Wise (Contribution by); J. Wiseman
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Metropolis Berlin, 1880-1940 by Iain Boyd Whyte (Editor); David Frisby (Editor)
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The New Berlin: Memory, Politics, Place by Karen E. Till
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Suppressed Terror: history and perception of Soviet special camps in Germany by Bettina Greiner
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