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Print books in Sociology can be found at the following Shelfmarks (also known as a Call Number).
Subject | Shelfmark(s) | Location |
Children’s Rights | 305.23 | First Floor |
Communities |
307 |
Second Floor |
Culture and institutions | 306 | Second Floor |
Media and communications | 302.23 | First Floor |
Migration | 304.8 | First Floor |
Political institutions | 306.2 | Second Floor |
Race and ethnicity | 305.8 | First Floor |
Sexual and gender identity | 306.76 | Second Floor |
Sexual relations | 306.7 | Second Floor |
Social anthropology | 301 | First Floor |
Social change | 303.4 | First Floor |
Social groups | 305 | First Floor |
Social interaction | 302 | First Floor |
Social processes | 303 | First Floor |
Social psychology | 302 | First Floor |
Social sciences | 300 | First Floor |
Social services | 360 to 369 | Second Floor |
Sociology | 301 | First Floor |
Sport (sociology of) | 306.483 | Second Floor |
Urban communities | 306.76 | Second Floor |
The following eBook collections are particularly useful for Sociology and related subjects:
Covers writing from the eighteenth century to the present and includes key works by Durkheim, Weber, Habermas, Gilman, Foucault and Baudrillard.
Books in the humanities and related social sciences.
Arts and humanities, especially Philosophy. NOTE: We do not subscribe to all of the content in this database. You can refine your results by selecting the option “Only Show content which I have full access to."
Includes the Companions in: Philosophy, Religion and Culture, Literature and the Classics and Music.
eBooks and journals in a range of disciplines. NOTE: We do not subscribe to all of the content in this database. You can filter your results by selecting the Refine option “Only show content I have access to".
The Oxford Handbooks series brings together the world’s leading scholars to write articles in their field, the focus of which is to review the key issues, make arguments and concepts, and set future agenda for new research.
This collection of reference works allows cross searching of over 100 dictionaries and encyclopedias published by Oxford University Press.
Full text of over 4,600 eBooks and 69,000 book chapters published by the American Psychological Association (APA).
Unlimited access to over 700 premium social science eTextbooks, including nearly 100 titles on research methods and study skills.