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Books and journal articles are the most common way to access scholarly research in your field, but each has advantages and disadvantages. Books take longer to research, write, and publish, so the information is not as current as in journal articles, which are shorter and slightly faster to publish. However, because they are longer and took more time to produce, books offer more thorough coverage of a topic, draw on a wider range of preexisting scholarship, and often excel in placing an argument in broader thematic and disciplinary context.
Consider a scholarly book in your own research, and look for the following:
1 Limit to a particular type of information source before searching or search Everything.
2. Change the drop-down menu to Stetson if you you want to limit to items accessible through our library.
We have a mix of print books (mostly on the 2nd floor of the library) and e-books (accessible through OneSearch). Our books are organized by the Library of Congress Classification system.
HM 435-477 History of sociology HM 481-554 Theory. Method. Relations to other subjects HM 621-656 Culture HM 701 Social systems HM 706 Social structure HM 756-781 Community HM 811-821 Deviant behavior. Social deviance |
HM 831-901 Social change HM 1001-1281 Social psychology HM 1041-1101 Social perception. Perception self and others, prejudices, stereotype HN Social history and conditions. Social problems. Social reforms HQ The family. Marriage. Women HT Communities. Classes. Races HB Social pathology. Social and public welfare. Criminology. |
The library has both DVDs and streaming video. The circulating DVD collection contains more than 3,000 items, including non-fiction films, documentaries, and feature films. The videos are shelved on the north side of the main floor in our Fine Arts wing.
The non-fiction and feature film videos in the Library are in OneSearch. Search by Title to locate the Call Number of the video. You can also search by keyword for a topic, director, or series. Filter your results to video for streaming video and DVDs or filter to DVD for physical DVDs.