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Anthropology
Research Guide Contents
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Library Guide for Anthropology 104: Culture, Society & People Focussing on "the food and kinship" assignment
Reference Sources
General
- Companion Encyclopedia of Anthropology: Humanity, Culture and Social Life Ref. GN 25 .C65 1994
- The Dictionary of Anthropology Ref. GN 307 .D485 1997.
- Dictionary of Concepts in Cultural Anthropology Ref. GN 307 .W56 1991.
- Encyclopedia of Cultural Anthropology Ref. GN 307 .E52 1996.
- Encyclopedia of Social and Cultural Anthropology Ref. GN 307 .E527 1996
- International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences. Neil J. Smelser and Paul B. Baltes, eds.
Online encyclopedia with extensive coverage of anthropology.
- See also Reference Materials in Anthropology page.
Food
- The Cambridge World History of Food Ref. TX353 .C255 2000
- Cultural Foods Ref. TX725.A1 K545 2000
- Encyclopedia of Food and Culture Ref. GT2850 .E53 2003 and online
- Human Food Uses: a Cross-Cultural, Comprehensive Annotated Bibliography Ref. Z 118 .F58 F73
- The Oxford Companion to Food Ref. TX349 .D38 1999
World Cultures
- Countries and their Cultures Ref. GN307 .C68 2001 and online
- Encyclopedia of World Cultures Ref. GN 307 .E53 1991 and online
- Ethnic Cultures of the World: a Statistical Reference Ref. GN495.4 .P37 1997
- Ethnic Groups Worldwide: a Ready Reference Handbook Ref GN 325 .L46 1998
- Growing Up: a Cross-cultural Encyclopedia. Ref. HQ767.84 .B76 1995
- The International Encyclopedia of Sexuality Ref. HQ21 .I68 1999
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Marriage, Family and Relationships: a Cross-cultural Encyclopedia Ref. GN480 .B76 1994.
Worldmark Encyclopedia of Cultures and Daily Life Ref. GN 333 .W67 1998
American Cultures
- Africana: the Encyclopedia of the African and African American Experience Ref. DT 14 .A37435 1999
- The Asian American Encyclopedia E184.O6 A827 1995
- The Encyclopedia of the Irish in America Ref. E184.I6 E53 1999
- Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural America Ref. E184.A1 G14 1995 and online
- The Latino Encyclopedia Ref. E184.S75 L357 1996
- Racial and Ethnic Diversity: Asians, Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans, and Whites Ref. E184.A1 R78 2002
Books
- Use the Five Colleges or UMass Library Catalog to search for books. Use the broad categories below to browse for sub-topics by country or region, or to limit (by date, words in subject or words in title) for more focussed results.
Sample searches:
- Cookery, followed by ethnic group or nationality
- Diet -- followed by name of country
- Food Habits -- followed by name of country
- Food - Social Aspects
- Food supply -- followed by name of country
- "Social life and Customs" as a subdivision under the name of country or ethnic group
- Net Library - online books
Journals (for browsing and searching)
Databases (journal indexing and online journals)
Tips:
-->Use RefWorks to manage your citations and create your bibliography. 
-->After you've run a search, use the button (if the database has it) to retrieve articles.
-->Use the Database Searching Log to keep track of your searches and search strategies. |
- Academic Search Premier (includes full text of many academic journals). Citations can be saved to a folder and exported directly to RefWorks.
- America History and Life Provides citations and abstracts for journal articles, dissertations and book reviews published in over 2000 journals covering United States and Canadian history (including especially historical archeology). Citations can be tagged and exported directly to RefWorks.
- Anthropological Index Online
- Anthropology Plus - Indexes articles, books, and more. If new to this database, see the Database Guide for info on getting started and search tips. Citations can be saved in a text file and imported into RefWorks.
- AnthroSource - The searchable full text of the 32 journals published by the American Anthropological Association, some dating back to the nineteenth century.
eHRAF Collection of Ethnography Full text collection and index to cross-cultural ethnographic research. Not all cultures are represented, but for those that are, it's a valuable resource. |
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Citing a Document from eHRAF - "When citing a document from eHRAF, use the citation style you normally would use (e.g., MLA, AAA style) for the author, title, and publication information and then add the following: 'As seen in the eHRAF Collection of Ethnography on the Web, (use the current date, month/day/year)." (From the eHRAF Help pages.) |
- Encyclopedia of Food and Culture - Presents hundreds of articles on food and its place in human culture and society.
- Ethnic Newswatch - Full-text articles from the newspapers, magazines and journals of ethnic communities in the United States. Most articles are in English, but many from Latino periodicals are in Spanish. Citations can be exported directly to RefWorks.
- Historical Abstracts Citations and abstracts for journal articles, books, and dissertations covering world history (except for the United States and Canada, for which see America History and Life) from 1450 to the present. There is some coverage of archeology, especially historical archeology. Citations can be tagged and exported directly to RefWorks.
- Sociological Abstracts - Good for research on social issues such as class inequality, migration, race and gender. Citations can be exported directly to RefWorks.
- Web of Science - Allows multidisciplinary searches combining arts, humanities, social science and science. Good for seeing who cited whom. Good for academic book reviews.
Internet Resources
Reserves
Click here for Reserve Books and Paper Copies of Articles and eReserve articles for Anthropology 104 (when available).
Citation Styles
Use RefWorks Bibliography Manager to download and manage your citations and create bibliographies. A standard style format for Anthropology is the American Anthropological Association, which is included in the RefWorks Bibliography Output styles. See the AAA Style Guide (Online) for details and examples.
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Prepared for Anthropology 104: Culture, Society & People (Fall 2003 & Fall 2005, Professor Jean Forward; Spring and Fall 2004, Professor Julie Hemment) Library guide by Isabel Espinal, Humanities & Anthropology Librarian
Last modified: February 28, 2007 |
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