This guide for EALC 370: Pure Land Buddhism in East Asia is meant to help you with your final projects for the course. Please look at each of the tabs on the top of the page and take your time exploring the resources available in the library.
Amitabha Buddha with his attendants Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, and Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva. Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, China. Wikipedia Commons.
Let's say you find a book on Tripod 
and you really think it is relevant to your interests or research project. One way to physically browse books on Haverford's campus is to head to Level 0 and find the book on the shelves. Academic libraries place all books with the same subject matter in the same area, so chances are high that you will find something relevant near the book you are looking for.
But if you want to digitally browse, you can do that too. The Tripod record of the book in question includes a "Virtual Browse" section. This will provide you with a massive list of the books at all three schools and you can browse the shelves digitally.
If you are not on campus this term, you can still find materials relevant to your project--here is how to find online books (e-books).
For some of you, writing about art is a new experience. Consider looking at this short book listed below. In it, you will find a selection of questions to ask yourself when analyzing artwork.
A Short Guide to Writing about Art by 
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