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Resources | Anthropology | Psychology | Sociology
General
Resources
- Social
Science Data Archives ~ A searchable collection of databases,
with some annotations, arranged by country. Also includes links to social
science reference sites and worldwide databases. Users can browse in
over 150 subject areas. From the University of Amsterdam.
- Social
Science Information Gateway ~ "The service aims to
provide a trusted source of selected, high quality Internet information
for researchers and practitioners in the social sciences, business and
law." While center in the UK, many sources have universal application.
- The
Social Science Research Council ~ This "not-for-profit
international organization...seeks to advance social science throughout
the world and supports research, education and scholarly exchange on
every continent." The Web site has information on the group's fellowships,
grants, programs, and other activities. There are also links to other
organizations, research funding sources, and general resources for the
social sciences.
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Anthropology
- American
Anthropological Association ~ Site of the American Anthropological
Association (AAA), a "professional society of anthropologists in
the United States." Contains information on AAA programs, job listings,
resources for anthropology students, links to related resources, and
more.
- American
Folklife Center ~ The center's purpose is "to encompass
all aspects of folklore and folklife from this country and around the
world." Includes images, sounds (recordings and music), and written
accounts. Searchable. From the Library of Congress.
- Anthropology
at Berkeley: a Century of Pathbreaking Scholarship ~ An
exhibit of images of over 100 scholarly publications in which UC Berkeley
Anthropology Department faculty "have contributed meaningful, often
counter-intuitive, insights to our understanding of contemporary issues
of local and global scope."
- Anthropology
Resources on the Internet ~ Annotated directory of websites
for anthropology, ethnology, archaeology, and related social sciences.
From the American Anthropological Association.
- Anthropology
Resources on the Internet ~ Includes Web resources on general
anthropology, archaeology, archaeological digs, linguistics, cultural
anthropology, physical anthropology, museums, academic departments,
other institutions, electronic journals and archives, and more.
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Psychology
- The
APA Help Center ~ The American Psychological Association
(APA) offers information on "How To Find Help with Life's Problems,"
including when to seek help and where to find it, workplace psychology,
stress, depression, family problems, and the connection between mind
and body. Searchable.
- Encyclopedia
of Psychology ~ From the Department of Psychology, Jacksonville
(Alabama) State University
- Psych
Web ~ This searchable site contains links for the APA (American
Psychological Association) style guidelines and tutorials, full-text
print resources including pamphlets, career information, and listings
of psychology departments with an Internet presence. By a Georgia Southern
University professor of psychology.
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Sociology
- CLAGS:
Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies ~ "...the first
university-based research center in the United States dedicated to the
study of historical, cultural, and political issues of vital concern
to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals and communities."
Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
- Human
Nature and the Power of Culture ~ An exhibit from the Library
of Congress about the American anthropologist and writer. It includes
selected materials from the vast collection of manuscripts, diaries,
letters, field notes, drawings, prints, photographs, sound recordings,
and film in the Margaret Mead Papers and South Pacific Ethnographic
Archives at the Library of Congress.
- Human
Nature Review ~ "Our goal is to bring into communication
the variety of approaches to understanding human nature..."
- The
SocioLog ~ This categorized guide to sociology online has
links to general and specific topic resources; university departments,
research institutes, and other organizations; journals; mailing lists;
and sites on individual sociologists. It is international in scope and
some of the resources are in languages other than English.
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N. Mellendorf, Librarian.
Last update:4/07/08
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