Swedish is a North Germanic language spoken by about 10 million people globally, primarily in Sweden but also in Finland, where it is spoken by a sizable minority.
Discover books and other resources in the University Libraries using UW Libraries Search. This tool allows you find materials from UW and other Summit Libraries in the Pacific Northwest. Search with keywords or author, title, and subject headings to find materials on any topic in English, Swedish, or hundreds of other languages.
UW Libraries Search default mode is to search for the keywords entered in the search box in any field of the catalog record: author, title, subject, and other text. This is a very broad way to search that can result in hundreds of thousands of results when you execute a search, many of which will not be on the desired topic. Click below for some example keyword searches:
Advanced search allows you a number of options to refine your search, reducing the overwhelming number of results when using keyword search alone. You can search using uniform author, title, and subject headings to get more focused results. See these example heading searches:
To find author, subject, and other headings for a subject, you can start with a keyword search with your best guess. When you find relevant results, click on the items and look at the Item Details in the catalog record. You will see clickable links with headings you can use to refine your search terms.
Use the filters in the left-hand column to refine and sort results.
To get the book you can either request the book for pickup within the catalog interface, or use the item information to locate it on the shelf and retrieve it yourself.