M.C3.A1rio Sottomayor Cardia Library .28BMSC.29 Faculty of Social and Human Sciences

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mário sottomayor cardia library


housed in main building of fcsh, has had title since 2008, following private donation of 70,000 volumes family of professor mário sottomayor cardia, disappeared in 2006.


its mission provide services , bibliographical, documentary , information resources needed teaching, research , education in fields of social sciences , humanities.


the library holds collection of more 92,000 monographs, 3,000 periodical titles , on 3000 non-book material units, bmsc asserts reference in fields, providing teachers, researchers, students , fcsh/nova employees interested reader monographs, periodicals, academic papers, local access major national , international digital repositories, , online availability of content resulting research projects developed research units based @ fcsh/nova.


the bmsc deposit private donations given inheritors of former teachers of fcsh: leonor buescu library (blb) - 3000 volumes of broad scope, greater relevance area of linguistics , english literature; luis krus library (blk) - 2200 volumes on portuguese , european medieval history, anthropology , sociology; antónio g. mattoso library (bm) - 8500 books of broader scope, particular importance field of history, , mário sottomayor cardia library (bmsc) – 70000 volumes, still not treated, deal issues of general nature, particular emphasis on philosophy , political science.


the bmsc includes bibliographic collection of american ladies club (alc) - 1000 volumes dedicated literature, personal libraries, in case of dragomir knapic library (bk) - 250 works on geography; rodrigues michaels library (brm) - 1400 works dedicated history of literature , antónio rita ferreira library (brf) - 850 books related anthropology, african colonization, ethno history of africa , john catarino library (bjc), containing 700 works on archaeology.


the bmsc has integrated properties of departmental libraries of anthropology, art history , musicology increasing collection additional 10,000 books , acquiring bibliographic collection of musicologist macario santiago kastner.


the bmsc provides information distribution services; reference , research; reading @ library; home loan , interlibrary loan.







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