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Clearly labeled topics and
user-friendly subheadings. Material is available in Text or PDF format.
Research oriented site that will also be valuable to the layperson.
Electronic
Journal of Sociology
Contents are refereed and
journal issues are available full text; i.e. open access. Three indexes
allow for varied means of searching-though not by subject. Site
includes other clickable resources including a Social Science dictionary
and more than 70 other open access scholarly journals. Site lends itself
most prominently to scholarly research.
Infomine:
Scholarly Internet Resource Collections
Scholarly resource
made available through the University of California. Some resources
are only available to the U.C. community, but many are available to
users outside of the U.C. community. Site includes an internal search
engine and a key to aid the user in defining search parameters. Users
can search via clickable resources as well as through the internal search
engine. Use of the search engine yields annotated search results.
Sociological
Search Online
Refereed electronic journal.
Articles are available full text and are indexed in a clickable format
which is arranged alphabetically by author’s last name. Subject searching
is available through an internal search engine as well as by using "Notices
and Links" to access additional resources. This site will be most
useful for scholarly research.
Sociological
Theories and Perspectives
Links on this site connect
to full text materials and resources relating to key Social Theories
and Theorists. Sociological subject areas may be searched by using the
site’s extensive subject are list. Each subject is clickable and leads
the user to resources relating to that field of Sociology. Site lends
itself primarily to scholarly and professional users.
Sociosite
Site contains a number of
clickable bars which lead the user to resources valuable in the study
of sociology, including electronic journals, newsletters, and search
tools. Site includes an internal search engine. Site is most appropriate
for professional and scholarly use.
Socioweb
Site includes a webcrawler
and clickable categories relating to Sociology. Users can add sites,
which means content of some resources may not be juried. Site itself,
however, is well organized and user friendly. Site can be utilized for
undergraduate and graduate work.
U.S.
Census Bureau
Site contains an internal search engine which researches more than 26,000
documents for a keyword match. Documents are available full text in
PDF format. Site is most useful for research purposes.
Google:
Sociology
Yahoo!: Sociology
Librarians
Index to the Internet: Society & Social Issues
BUBL Link: Sociology
DMOZ: Sociology
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