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and media outside of the local catalog, use WorldCat.
Subject
Headings and Call Numbers for Gender and Womens Studies:
Listed
below are selected broad subject headings that can be used to search
the Library Catalog or possibly other databases, for materials related
to Gender and Women's Studies. General call numbers for locating
books are listed for each subject heading. The use of more specific
subject headings or keywords is recommended for most topics.
| Subject Headings |
Call Numbers |
| Feminism |
HQ1101-HQ2030.7 |
| Feminist
theory |
HQ1190 |
| Sex
discrimination against women |
HQ1237-HQ1237.5 |
| Sex
role |
HQ1075-HQ1075.5 |
| Women--Education |
LC1401-LC2572 |
| Women--Employment |
HD6050-HD6223 |
| Women
and literature |
P+ |
| Women
and religion |
BL458,
etc. |
| Women
in politics |
HQ1390-HQ1391 |
| Women's
rights |
HQ1236-HQ1236.5 |
| Women's
studies |
HQ1180-HQ1186 |
Due to the interdisciplinary nature of this subject, books on Gender
and Women’s Studies can be found in many areas of the library.
A short list of general encyclopedias on this
topic follow. These encyclopedias provide a great starting
place for any Gender and Women’s Studies research paper.
REF HQ 1115 .E52 2001
Encyclopedia of women and gender: sex similarities and differences
and the impact of society on gender
Judith Worell, editor-in-chief
REF HQ 1180 R43 1998
Reader’s guide to women’s studies
Eleanor B. Amico, editor
REF HQ 1115 .R69 2000
Routledge international encyclopedia of women: global women’s
issues and knowledge
Cheris Kramarae and Dale Spender, general editorsVol. 1 Ability
to Education: globalizationVol. 2 Education: Health to HypertensionVol.
3 Identity politics to publishingVol. 4 Quakers
to Zionism. Index
REF HQ 1115 .W6425 1997
Women’s issues
Margaret McFadden, consulting editor
REF HQ 1115W645 1999
Women’s studies encyclopedia
Helen Tierney, editor
Other resources
for locating information on books and media include:
Books
in Print
Book
Review Digest
Style
Manuals
A collection of style manuals and writing guides are kept
on the shelf behind the reference desk. Information is also available
from the Citation
Guides for Print and Electronic Resources page.
Databases
& Indexes
A full listing of all
scholarly databases is available grouped by subject
or listed alphabetically.
Contemporary
Women's Issues (via FirstSearch)
Provides full-text access to global information on women in
over 150 countries. Indexes books, journals, newsletters, research
reports from non-profit groups, government and international agencies,
and fact sheets.
Social
Science Abstracts (via WilsonWeb)
An index to articles in scholarly journals in the social sciences,
covering publications from 1984 to the present. Provides broad coverage
in the social sciences including anthropology, area studies, community
health and medical care, economics, family studies, minority studies,
planning and public administration, policy sciences, psychology,
social work and public welfare, sociology, urban studies, women's
studies, and related subjects.
Sociological
Abstracts
A comprehensive, index with citations and abstracts to worldwide
findings in theoretical and applied sociology, social science, and
policy science. Entries cover sociological aspects of broad topics
including anthropology, collective behavior, community development,
medicine and health, racial interactions, and social psychology.
Indexing begins in 1963.
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Internet
Resources
http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/WomensStudies/core/coremain.htm
The Core Lists of books in women’s studies provided by the Association
of College and Research Libraries. This provides an amazing list
of bibliographies on all topics dealing with women’s studies, written
by librarians who are experts in this field.
http://vos.ucsb.edu/browse.asp?id=2711
This is the “gender” portion of Voice of the Shuttle, a site
dedicated to research in the Humanities. VoS is woven by Alan Liu
and a development team in the University of California, Santa Barbara
English Department. This provides a huge assortment of links to
organizations, collections, and study guides.
http://www.library.yale.edu/rsc/women/
Yale University’s “Women’s Studies Research Guide.” This is a nice guide to
Yale’s collection on this topic plus links to other sources.
e-Journals
A complete listing of full text electronic journals is
located on the Library homepage under the Journal
Locator link.
Assistance
For assistance in locating or using these or other sources,
please contact the Reference
Desk or schedule an appointment for a Personalized
Research Session.
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