Romance Studies

French audio books

The Romance Studies Departmental Library now also offers audio books in French. You can find the titles by searching the Regensburg Catalogue plus for the publication form "Audio CD" and then narrowing down the hits to the language "French".

Subject librarian

Gabriele Gerber

Philosophy/Theology, Room 1.2.06
Phone 0941 943-3436, -1608
E-Mail: gabriele.gerber@ur.de / romanistik.ub@ur.de

Departmental librarians

Marya Kovalenko

Philosophy/Theology, Room 1.2.09
Phone 0941 943-3561

E-mail: marya.kovalenko@ur.de  /  romanistik.ub@ur.de

Martina Posl

Philosophy/Theology, Room 1.2.08
Phone 0941 943-3438
E-Mail: martina.posl@ur.de

Site plans of the sublibraries

Site plans of the 13 sublibraries

A 3D overview plan shows the reading rooms in the respective faculty buildings.

More detailed floor plans provide you with information about the accesses within the respective building when you click on them.

Reading Rooms with subject allocation

Overview of the reading rooms (PDF) with subject allocation.

Map Reading Room Philosophicum 1 Gallery

 Map Philosophicum 1 Gallery PDF

• Regensburg catalogue plus

In the Regensburg Catalogue plus you will find about 3.9 million media from the following institutions: University of Regensburg, University of Applied Sciences Regensburg, WIOS, State Library Regensburg, Art Forum East German Gallery, Municipal Museum, Archive of the City of Regensburg, Episcopal Central Library Regensburg, Fürst Thurn und Taxis Court Library and Archive, Bavarian Music Academy Schloss Alteglofsheim, City Museum Abensberg Herzogskasten

• Interlibrary loan
• Electronic books (e-books)
• Electronic Journals Library (EZB)
• Databases (DBIS) 
• Scientific publishing
• Digital services

Please note: Only the resources which are available in English are listed below. For a more comprehensive list, which also includes the German resources, please refer to the German equivalent of this webpage.

Online catalogue of the library of the Ibero-American Institute
Prussian cultural heritage

Joint service offer of the Ibero-American Institute of Prussian Cultural Heritage in Berlin and the State and University Library Hamburg Carl von Ossietzky on culture, history, politics, economy and society of the Spanish and Portuguese-speaking countries and the Caribbean.

Chronicon

Specialist portal on general and European history, but also on Romania. Project of the Bavarian State Library. Digital collections and other offers of the Bavarian State Library and its cooperation partners on history can be consulted simultaneously.

Europeana

Portal on digitised material from European libraries, museums and archives

Hispana

Portal on digitised material from Spanish libraries, museums and archives. The major digitisation projects of the National Library of Spain (Biblioteca Digital Hispánica and Hemeroteca Digital) are included there.

Internetculturale / Biblioteca digital (Italian webpage)

Portal on digitised material from Italian cultural institutions

Gallica (French webpage)

Digital library of the National Library of France. The content focuses on French cultural history from the Middle Ages to the end of the 19th century, including fiction, scientific literature, dictionaries, journals, manuscripts, including the "Bibliography of Romance" (reporting periods 1875 - 1926 and 1965 - 1992).

The University Library of Regensburg acquires mainly literature on French, Spanish (including Hispano-American) and Italian philology (literature and linguistics) with a focus on the respective current study and research literature. In the mentioned sub-disciplines of Romance Studies, not only reference works ( lexica, encyclopaedias, handbooks, language dictionaries), literature on didactics, monographs on important individual topics or primary and secondary literature on the authors of Romance Studies are acquired, but also literature on the research foci of the Institute of Romance Studies. In addition, it is our goal to provide you with fundamental literature on the following sub-areas of Romance Studies, which are not primarily maintained at the university: Portuguese, Romanian, Catalan, Sardinian and Rhaeto-Romanic philology. At present, 146 journals in printed form are kept up to date. The conventional literature is increasingly supplemented by electronic media (text corpora, eBooks) and subject-specific research instruments (full text databases, bibliographic databases).

Within the scope of its financial possibilities, the University Library of Regensburg always endeavours to acquire the literature you need. Please inform us about your acquisition suggestions.