101. Social Science Hub - Home Resources for anthropology and Sociology. Links to web sites, news, data archives, newsgroups, conferences, search tools, and organisations. http://www.sshub.com/

Home About SSH Email Whats New ... CountryLinks Contents Aboriginal Anthropology Archaeology Cyberspace ... Universities Page last updated 13/May/2004 Latest Additions stopUSA.org Join the Boycott of US Products and Companies Welcome Welcome to the Social Science Hub. Resources for Anthropology, Sociology and Archaeology and other associated disciplines. Links to Websites, newsgroups, news, research tools, data archives, and publications Do you like this site? Tell a friend! Name Email You: Friend: [ Get your own FREE referral system Please rate this site(1 Lowest - 10 Highest) - Thankyou!) Elated PageKits

102. Social/Cultural Anthropology Internet Guide social/Cultural anthropology Internet Guide. Marjorie Farstad and Candace Rutar. School of Library and Information Studies. University of Alberta. Edmonton, Alberta. Introduction to Guide. Acknowledgements. Area Studies. Art and Material Culture to thank all those Internet users who sent us information on important social and Cultural anthropology resource sites http://www.ualberta.ca/~slis/guides/canthro/anthro.htm

Social/Cultural Anthropology Internet Guide Marjorie Farstad and Candace Rutar School of Library and Information Studies University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta Introduction to Guide This subject guide is designed to help the user by reducing the mass of social and cultural anthropology resources that exist on the Internet to a manageable level of complexity. It is arranged alphabetically and separated into different areas of social and cultural anthropology to guide the user to their topic of interest. It provides a mixture of text and directories that contain links to more resources. As a list it is not exhaustive but the information gathered is of interest to the Internet user who is interested in human societies and culture. Furthermore, this guide has listserves and newsgroups which can be subscribed to if the user wants to play a more active role. The user can access this guide at: http://gpu2.srv.ualberta.ca/~crutar/anthro.html. Table of Contents Acknowledgements Area Studies Art and Material Culture Concept of Culture ... Visual Anthropology Acknowlegements We would like to thank Gene Olson, our librarian mentor, for all his valuable assistance and guidance in creating this guide. We would also like to thank all those Internet users who sent us information on important Social and Cultural Anthropology resource sites.

103. Education And Social Science Library, UIUC Overviews of special and general collections, tools for information resources, and subject guides for anthropology, education, political science, psychology, social work, sociology, and speech communication. http://door.library.uiuc.edu/edx/

LIBRARY CATALOGS ONLINE RESEARCH RESOURCES LIBRARY SERVICES ... HOME Education and Social Science Library Anthropology Education Political Science Psychology ... About Us Catalog Connections Library Catalog WorldCat Click Here To Browse More Options Library Catalog Health Sciences (UIC) WorldCat Interlibrary Loan Frequently Used Databases ERIC View ERIC Documents PsycINFO Social Sci.Citation Index ... Article Databases (A-Z) Click Here To Browse More Options Anthropological Index Anthropological Literature Online Books-in-Print Chicano Database Child Abuse and Neglect Current Contents Dissertation Abstracts EBSCO (Academic Search Elite) EBSCO (Military and Gov. Coll.) EBSCO (Newspaper Source) EBSCO (Prof. Development Coll.) Education Full-Text (1983 - ) ERIC ERIC Documents Full-Text Expanded Academic (Infotrac) eHRAF Collection of Archaeology eHRAF Collection of Ethnography Interlibrary Loan International ERIC Int. Political Science Abstracts

104. Welcome To The Department Of Social Work, Anthropology, And Sociology At Mansfie social Work, anthropology Sociology (Mansfield, PA) http://www.mnsfld.edu/~sswanthr/index.html

105. Virginia Social Science Association For professionals in the fields of anthropology, business, economics, geography, history, political science, and sociology, along with adjunct fields. Information about annual meeting, publications, membership, awards, and history. http://www.olde-towne.net/vssa/

Quick Contacts: Peter Wallenstein President John Tinkham Secretary Tinni Sen, Treasurer John Ramsey Edward Eule Web Master 2002 Issue The Official Website of the Virginia Social Science Association Home Annual Meeting Publications: Journal Newsletter Membership: Officers Application Awards Constitution History Links Pedagogy Late Breaking News! The Annual Meeting will be held at Virginia State University, Petersburg, on March 19-20, 2004. What is VSSA? The oldest professional association in Virginia, VSSA is an interdisciplinary organization, the membership of which includes: Anthropology, Business, Economics, Geography, History , Political Science, and Sociology, along with adjunct fields. Why Join? What are the "Niches" which VSSA fills? Multidisciplinary approach Emphasis on pedagogy in meetings and publications Emphasis on research on Virginia Presentation of student papers Presentation of "Research in Progress" Panels and discussion groups on current issues Annual awards given to outstanding scholars and public servants Appeal to adjunct and community college faculty An inexpensive, informal, friendly annual meeting

106. The Association Of Social Anthropologists The Association of social Anthropologists of the UK and the Commonwealth. Welcome to the ASA. Welcome to the ASA site you will be http://www.asa.anthropology.ac.uk/

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107. Kinship Tutorial, Main Menu Features articles and outlines of marriage customs among different societies, which also include information about polygyny. http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/anthropology/tutor/kinmenu.html

Kinship and Social Organization Topics Kin Fundamentals Systems of Descent Kinship Terminology Marriage Systems ... Residence Rules Ethnographic Examples The Akan of West Africa The Igbo of Nigeria The Ancient Hebrews A Turkish Peasant Village ... The Ju/'hoansi of the Kalihari Appendices (Files will open in a separate browser) List of Figures Glossary FAQ's References Cited Screen size, layout, and formating may not appear as designed at lower resolutions or with earlier browser versions. Comments or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Brian Schwimmer University of Manitoba Revised: January 1996, April 1997, October 1997, January 2001, May 2002, August 2003.

108. Department Of Anthropology, Sociology, And Social Work anthropology, Sociology social Work (Richmond, KY) http://www.socialscience.eku.edu/ANT/

Anthropology Program Admission Faculty and Staff Career ... please click here. For further detailed please contact Steve Savage, Chair. (Campus Coordinatory for Canadian Studies) Eastern Kentucky University Print Your CARES Report. See Schedule of Classes. Activate Student Email and Web space! Log in to Web-connected courses and activities. EKU Quick Links Inclement Weather Schedule Accounting Administration Admissions Advising Agriculture Air Force Science Alumni Relations Anthropology Appalachian Studies Arlington Association Army ROTC Art Astronomy Aviation Biology Blackboard (New) Board of Regents Bookstore Career Services CEDET Challenge Course Chemistry Clinical Laboratory Science Communication Computer Science Computer Info Systems Cooperative Education Counseling Center Criminal Justice Dining Services Directory Diversity Office Earth Sciences Economics EKU Corbin Campus

109. Sociology Sociology, anthropology social Work (Toledo, OH) http://sasweb.utoledo.edu/

The Department of Sociology and Anthropology at the University of Toledo is dedicated to understanding and improving social life. From our disciplines' earliest days, pioneers such as Karl Marx and Margaret Mead have championed both social understanding and social change. Our graduates go on to work in a wide variety of settings, from community development corporations to social movement organizations to social service organizations. Many also go on to graduate schools in fields ranging in law, education, public health, social work, the social sciences, and the humanities. Please use the links at left to navigate this site. Sociology Sociology BA Sociology MA Courses Request Info Anthropology Anthropology BA Courses Request Info Special Programs Social Informatics Applied Social Research Faculty Anthropology Sociology Useful Links Soc Resources Anthro Resources Talk To Us Contact Page Department Forum Home Home Page

110. Ethno::log The finest stuff from ethnology social/ cultural anthropology and cyberanthropology. Collected with ceaseless endeavour by the staff of the Institut f¼r Ethnologie and Afrikanistik in M¼nchen/ Germany and countless others. http://sonner.antville.org/

Ethno::log :: Sonner la cloche anthropologique :: Ringing the anthropological bell :: :: Die ethnologische Glocke läuten :: Repicar la campana antropológica :: Dept. of cyberethnologica Okyeampoma , Wednesday, 26. May 2004, 10:33 The www-jungle and a 'Netnograf' The 27 years old German Markus Giesler is not only North America's presumably youngest professor in marketing but also gained some experience as an 'Netnograf': UNISPIEGEL writes that "just like an anthropologist enters the Amazon jungle, Giesler enters the World Wide Web. He classifies the cyber consumers into tribes and researches into their rituals and religions. ... He has observed the Napster community which bootlegs music titles from each other's hard disk. Giesler mocks that they go after the slogan of 'liberty for information', an interpretation of Marx' and Engel's 'abolishment of property'. But instead of some profane internet thiefs he discovered a www-community (or congregation?) who wants to 'cleanse itself from the evil of music consuming culture' through their deeds". in German link 1 comment comment Dept. of

111. Department Of Sociology, Social Work And Anthropology Sociology, social Work anthropology (Newport News, VA) http://www.cnu.edu/academics/soci/

Welcome to the Department of Sociology, Social Work and Anthropology at Christopher Newport University . If you have any suggestions about additional information you would like to see included here, or have any general questions or comments about this service, please send e-mail to sosw@cnu.edu Social Work Newsletter Available online, the Social Work newsletter can be read here . It is stored with the Adobe pdf format so that most people can read it. 2002 Summer Session Term 2 Class Cancellation Notice Due to low class enrollment, SOCL 392 is cancelled as of 05/14/02. Anyone needing this class will have to sign up for it for the Fall 2002 session. Reaching SOCL/SOWK Faculty During the Summer Many of the professors and the department heads are on vacation now. If you would like to meet with anyone in particular, please call the office [757-594-7110] and speak with the secretary, Ms. Maycroft. She will work with you to try to set up meeting times/days - or at least to let you know when faculty will be available. Contacting the Department E-mail, postal mail, and telephone numbers for contacting us.

112. Stanford University Press Publisher of trade and academic books in Asian studies, art, business and management, anthropology, history, literary theory, and the social sciences. http://www.sup.org

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113. Richard Wrangham On The Paula Gordon Show Audio interview with the Professor of Biological anthropology at Harvard University. His book 'Demonic Males' popularized ideas he has developed in scholarly research focused on the influence of ecology on the evolution of primate social behavior. http://www.paulagordon.com/shows/wrangham/

The Paula Gordon Show Demons Among Us? Richard Wrangham 3:24 secs Out of almost 5,000 mammal species in the world, there are only two in which males live with their relatives in social groups and occasionally make trips into neighboring territories to stalk, hunt and kill members of neighboring groups. Chimpanzees are one. Humans are the other. And we are so closely related that a blood transfusion from one species to the other will save a life, if the blood types match. Dr. Richard Wrangham is a Harvard biological anthropologist who has spent almost 30 years studying chimpanzee cultures in the wild and comparing chimp cultures to human ones. He elaborates on what he’s found in Demonic Males, his general audience book, as well as Chimpanzee Cultures, which he edited with a group of internationally distinguished primatologists. Our violent primate nature, shared with chimpanzees, is bad news, especially when you add that both chimps and humans are extremely sensitive to imbalances of power.  Gangs of males either kind know perfectly well how vulnerable a stranded individual neighbor is. And regularly take advantage of the situation in murderous ways, as has now been repeatedly observed among chimps in the wild. It does not require an anthropologist to observe similar behavior in humans. But there’s good news, too, Dr. Wrangham is quick to point out. Both humans and chimpanzees are strategically very sensible species. We both can - and do - adapt our environments. We can avoid contexts in which violent behavior is likely. And evolution also offers us another model for how primates can behave: bonobos. These are apes who “make love not war.”

114. ISCA Home Page This is the WWW site for the Institute of social and Cultural anthropology, University of Oxford. All enquiries concerning this http://www.rsl.ox.ac.uk/isca/

University of Oxford Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology (ISCA) Head of Department - David Parkin 51 Banbury Road Oxford, OX2 6PE,UK Tel: +44 (0)1865 274670 Fax: +44 (0)1865 274630 General information info@anthro.ox.ac.uk Please note that the address for this website has now changed to http://www.isca.ox.ac.uk About ISCA Seminars and Events Student Research ... Vacancies

115. Engaging With The World Oslobased researcher and familiar social commentator in Norway and abroad offers descriptions of his research in social theory, politics, anthropology and cultural criticism. Includes the full text of several books and articles and works in progress. http://folk.uio.no/geirthe/

Latest update: 21 April 2004 really In one of his philosophical short stories, Jorge Luis Borges reviews "a certain Chinese encyclopedia" which contains a list of the kinds of animals that exist: "(a) those belonging to the Emperor, (b) embalmed, (c) domesticated, (d) suckling pigs, (e) sirens, (f) strange, (g) stray dogs, (h) included in this classification, (i) terrified, (j) innumerable, (k) drawn with a very fine camel hair brush, (l) etcetera, (m) which have just broken the water jug, (n) which, from a distance, look like flies." Quoted approvingly by Foucault in his archaeology of knowledge, Borges' list makes fun of earnest attempts to classify natural things. If you want to know what kinds of animals exist, the answer depends on who makes the classification. But what about the least natural of natural things, then –humans? Do women, professors and people from Bergen exist? That depends on what one sees them with. A few years ago, the term "negro" was debated in the Norwegian press. The standard view among the ethnic Norwegians contributing to the discussion was that "there is no reason why we should not call people Negroes ( negre ) if that is what they are". Note the formulation "that is what they are". It is reminiscent of a widespread use of the term "really". And if one resists, suggesting alternative terms, such as Kenyan, student, man and so on, then one appears, in today's ideological climate, as a dangerous social constructivist (read: irresponsible relativist) or a spineless, politically correct opportunist.

116. The University Of Chicago Press Since its inception in 1948, AJHG has provided a record of research and review relating to heredity in man and to the application of genetic principles in medicine, psychology, anthropology, and social services, as well as in related areas of molecular and cell biology. Electronic edition. http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/AJHG/home.html

Editor: Stephen T. Warren, Ph.D. Journal Description Editorial Board Contact the Editorial Office ... FAQ Latest Articles To appear in The American Journal of Human Genetics, July and August, 2004 May 25, 2004 Abstract Full Text PDF (415kb) PostScript May 25, 2004 Mutations in the Abstract Full Text PDF (312kb) PostScript May 20, 2004 Abstract Full Text PDF (677kb) PostScript May 20, 2004 Mechanism and Timing of Mitotic Rearrangements in the Subtelomeric D4Z4 Repeat Involved in Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy Abstract Full Text PDF (294kb) PostScript May 20, 2004 Yan Feng, Tianhua Niu, Houxun Xing, Xin Xu, Changzhong Chen, Shaojie Peng, Lihua Wang, Nan Laird, and Xiping Xu Abstract Full Text PDF (214kb) PostScript May 20, 2004 Sally John, Neil Shephard, Guoying Liu, Eleftheria Zeggini, Manqiu Cao, Wenwei Chen, Nisha Vasavda, Tracy Mills, Anne Barton, Anne Hinks, Steve Eyre, Keith W. Jones, William Ollier, Alan Silman, Neil Gibson, Jane Worthington, and Giulia C. Kennedy Abstract Full Text PDF (310kb) PostScript May 20, 2004 Allelic Heterogeneity in the Gene Explains Clinical Variabilityin Cohen Syndrome Abstract Full Text PDF (344kb) PostScript May 20, 2004

117. ?µ?µa ?p?a? The summary for this Greek page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.aegean.gr/social-anthropology/

118. About The School Of Social Sciences | School Of Social Sciences Incorporates anthropology Sociology, Leisure Tourism and social Work. Graduates are often employed in nursing, occupational therapy, social work, nutrition and dietetics or in the leisure and recreation industries. http://www.newcastle.edu.au/school/socsci/about/index.html

The University of Newcastle - Australia Home Search Quick Find ... CALLAGHAN CAMPUS Callaghan: Our University Study Options Research Library ... Alumni Ourimbah: Students Staff New Students Maps ... School About the School of Social Sciences About the School Welcome Message from the Head of School Why Learn With Us? Research Activities ... Useful Links About the School of Social Sciences The School of Social Sciences is dedicated to providing high quality courses and research opportunities for its students in the areas of Anthropology Sociology Social work Leisure and tourism studies Cultural studies Gender studies The School's many staff members are highly trained and qualified in their fields, and their commitment to quality teaching has been recognised through University of Newcastle Awards for Excellence in Teaching. Graduates in our areas of study will generally be employed in such fields as social work, social welfare, health, nutrition, and in the leisure and recreation industries. Surveys of graduates suggest that career prospects are generally good, with a majority of graduates reporting empoyment in an area of preference. In the 1996 and 1998 national surveys of graduates, the University of Newcastleachieved top ranking in all criteria associated with teaching and employability of graduates compared with other universities offereing related programs in Australia. (Source: The Australian Good Universities Guide, 1996, 1998).

119. Sociology, Anthropology, And Social Work At Central Michigan University Sociology and criminal justice programs. Contact information. http://www.chsbs.cmich.edu/sasw/

Bachelor of Social Work Program (BSW) receives CSWE Accreditation! Link to SASW librarian's page Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work Programs Text Only "...to work and live in a diverse and global society; and to promote growth and empowerment of individuals in their environments." Central Michigan University AA/EO institution Last updated 1/22/04 Graduate Programs Undergraduate Programs Admissions Courses ... College of Graduate Studies

120. EASA European Association of social Anthropologists Visual anthropology Network. General European Association for social Anthropologists. homepage http://www.iwf.de/easa/easa.html

European Association of Social Anthropologists Visual Anthropology Network General Information Activities of the Network Representatives of the Network Countries ... How to Put Information on the EASA-homepage Tel. +49/551/5024-225 Fax: +49/551/5024-400 email: beate.engelbrecht@iwf.de s.pink@derby.ac.uk Further contacts: Nordic Anthropological Film Association European Association for Social Anthropologists homepage information ... film libraries

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