Theories and Methods I
Course Instructor:
Louise de la Gorgendiere
This guide is meant for self service. Please use it together with the Related Subject Guide for Anthropology to the right of this screen. If at any time during the research process, should you feel the need for research support, then email me. We will arrange a convenient time to get together on Zoom, and other platforms.
Library search
OMNI: the Carleton University Library search portal. Please see Help With Using Omni
Subject headings
Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) use controlled vocabulary to access and express the subject content of documents. This is a searchable index based on the readings from your course outline. Click on the links below to discover the Library's holdings:
- Add keywords
- Use the filters on the left of the resulting screen
- Typical filters are Available Online and Peer Reviewed Journals
- Anthropological ethics
- Anthropology
- Anthropology -- History
- Anthropology -- Methodology
- Anthropology -- Philosophy
- Anthropology - Soc sci
- Authorship
- Autobiography
- Biographical methods
- Colonization -- History
- Critical theory
- Culture
- Developing countries
- Earth Sciences
- Ethnography
- Ethnology
- Ethnology -- Biographical methods
- Ethnology -- Computer network resources
- Ethnology -- Field work
- Ethnology -- Methodology
- Ethnology -- Philosophy
- Ethnology -- Research
- Ethnology -- Research -- Computer network resources
- Ethnology -- Study and teaching
- Experimental design
- Fieldwork
- Geology
- Human ecology -- Philosophy
- Imperialism -- History
- Indians of North America -- Yukon
- Indians of North America -- Yukon -- Women
- Indigenous peoples -- Research
- Indigenous peoples -- Research -- Australia -- Methodology
- Indigenous peoples -- Research -- Canada -- Methodology
- Indigenous peoples -- Research -- Methodology
- Indigenous peoples -- Research -- Moral and ethical aspects
- Indigenous peoples -- Rites and ceremonies
- Interviewing In Ethnology
- Methodology
- Participant observation
- Philosophical anthropology
- Political anthropology
- Political stability -- Social aspects
- Psychology
- Qualitative research
- Regional and Cultural Studies
- Research
- Science -- Methodology
- Social advocacy
- Social & Cultural Anthropology
- Social conflict
- Social evolution
- Social justice
- Social sciences
- Social sciences -- Fieldwork
- Social structure -- Political aspects
- Sociology, general
- Storytelling
- Symbolic interactionism
- Tagish Indians
- Tlingit Indians
- Tutchone Indians
- Violence
- Visual anthropology
- Yukon Territory -- Legends
Prof recommended resource
- Remote research and virtual fieldwork: some resources from uHarvard