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Anthropology Plus
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How to Find Related Subjects in Anthropology PlusA visual aid to improve search results in the Anthro Plus database. Created by Felicia Palsson of USC Libraries.
Introduction
Welcome to the Research Guide for Anthropology!
Navigate the tabs to find the best tools for your research. If you are off-campus, you may be prompted to log into the remote access portal with your USC email ID and password.
Table of Contents:
Primary Anthropology Research Databases
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AnthroPlusCombines Harvard’s Anthro Lit Database with Royal Anthropological Institute’s Anthropological Index. Over 3,000 journals.
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AnthroSourceIndex for many of the American Antropological Association's most critical peer-reviewed publications, including American Anthropologist, American Ethnologist, Anthropology and Education Quarterly, Anthropology and Humanism, Archaeological Publications of the American Anthropological Association, Cultural Anthropology, and Ethos.
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JSTORFull text archive of scholarly journals from various disciplines
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Bibliography of Native North AmericansCitations to literature about native peoples of North America (For Latin America, use Subject = Latin America).
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eHRAF World CulturesInformation on the cultural and social life of over 120 ethnic groups. We also have the complete set of cultures on microfilm. Search by region or culture, and by using the browse index for subjects.
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Credo Reference (online encyclopedias)Get an overview of your culture or a specific topic and find references for further reading.
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eHRAF ArchaeologyPart of the full text library historically provided by the Human Relations Area Files. Published materials (books, journal articles, and dissertations) in the field of Archaeology. Uses subject terms developed in the Outline of Cultural Materials (OCM).
USC Head, Philosophy Library/Humanities Librarian
Melissa Miller
Contact:
Dr. Melissa L. Miller
Head, Hoose Library of Philosophy / Humanities Librarian
Subject Specialist for: Philosophy, Religion, Anthropology, History of Science and Technology, Linguistics, and Comparative Literature
Office hours: By appointment only
Email: millerm@usc.edu
WebsiteHead, Hoose Library of Philosophy / Humanities Librarian
Subject Specialist for: Philosophy, Religion, Anthropology, History of Science and Technology, Linguistics, and Comparative Literature
Office hours: By appointment only
Email: millerm@usc.edu
License
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Guide Credit
Most of the content on this page was originally created by Susan Gardner. For inquiries regarding this Research LibGuide please contact Dr. Melissa Miller via email, millerm@usc.edu. Thank you and Fight On!