ANTH 101: Introduction to Anthropology (with Dr. Cissy Fowler)

Wofford OneSearch is the best place for you as a researcher to start.  You can search it using keyword, author/creator, and title. OneSearch includes all of our library's collections--books and e-books, e-journal articles, e-newspaper articles, streaming videos, streaming audios.  It enables you to limit your searches to scholarly, peer-reviewed resources as well as to those produced, or published, within a specified range of years.  When it comes to hunting for journal and newspaper articles, OneSearch covers all of our library's 200+ databases.

OneSearch is accessible from our library's homepage:

Once you run your search from the library's homepage to get results, you see the Advanced Search boxes.  They enable you to modify your search and to identify each term specifically as a keyword, author/creator, or title:

Click on these individual topics to retrieve resources through Wofford OneSearch.  Once you link to Wofford OneSearch, you can add your own keywords to these topics in the search box to narrow the scope of your search.  You can limit your search readily to Scholarly & Peer-Reviewed Resources.  You also can limit your search to a specific format--say, print book, e-book, journal article, streaming video.

• Anthropology
• Anthropology--Methodology
• Archaeology
• Archaeology--Methodology
• Childhood
• Criminal sociology
• Cultural anthropology OR Ethnology OR Ethnography
• Cultural anthropology--Methodology
• Descriptive linguistics
• Ecological anthropology
• Educational sociology
• Environmental archaeology
• Environmental sociology
• Ethnicity OR "ethnic identity"
• Fire ecology
• Forensic anthropology
• Gender and society
• Global health OR Public health
• Globalization
• Housing OR Public housing
• Human ecology
• Indigenous peoples
• Language death
• Linguistic anthropology
• Medical anthropology
• Native Americans
• Prehistoric anthropology
• Race or Racism
• Religion, Sociology of
• Social policy
• Social problems
• Social work OR Social service
• Sociolinguistics
• Sociology
• Sociology--Methodology
• Sustainability
• Urban anthropology
• Urban sociology
• Youth

Here are key-word phrases that you can add to a topic to find resources about it that are related to sociology, anthropology, or archaeology.  Click here, on these key-word phrases, to add topics of your choice to the phrases to search in Wofford OneSearch:

For Sociology & Anthropology:

• "Sociological aspects"
  • For example, "sociological aspects" AND poverty
• "Social aspects"
  • For example, "social aspects" AND globalization AND "indigenous people"
• "And society"
  • For example, "religion AND society"
• Anthropology OR ethnology OR ethnography
  • For example, anthropology AND refugees
• Anthropological OR ethnological OR ethnographic
  • For example, anthropological AND teenagers

For Archaeology:

• Antiquities
  • For example, antiquities AND Inca
• Archaeology
  • For example, archaeology AND Mexico
• Excavation OR Excavations
  • For example, excavations AND Yucatan
  • Or for example, excavations AND foraging

Wofford OneSearch has an Expand My Results feature.  It expands the results of your search to include items that are not available directly at Wofford College.

After expanding your results, you can use the Rapid ILL feature to request items that are not directly available at Wofford be delivered to you (there is no charge for this):

• Delivery of an article--which process is done completely online, using your campus e-mail address--takes less than 11 hours! 

• Delivery of a print book or other physical item takes several business days to one week, depending on where the item is being shipped from.  (The physical item is delivered to the library's circulation desk for you to pick up.  When you have finished using the item, you simply return it to our library's circulation desk to have our library send it back to the provider.)

To demonstrate, here is a basic keyword search for resources about "climate refugees" AND "international law": 

 

The search brings up results (73 results in this case), all of which are available at Wofford College:

 

To expand the search to include results that are not available at Wofford, you click on Expand My Results in the left-hand column of search filters:

 

This increases the number of results considerably (to 198 results in this case).  Those items that are not directly available at Wofford are labelled No Online Access:

 

To proceed to request an item not directly available at Wofford, click either on its title or on the phrase No Online Access under its title:

 

You can check the item's description, or summary, to better determine whether the item is of sufficient interest to you to request:

 

To proceed to request the item, click on Sign In; click on MyWoffordLogin; enter your MyWofford credentials; and then enter your security-verification code (which code is requested by Wofford's IT Department):

 

 

 

 

After entering your security-verification code, click on Verify:

 

 

Next, click on PASCAL Delivers/Ill to have a request form generated automatically for you to submit. Click on the Copyright Statement box to confirm that you have read the statement.  And then click on Send Request:

 

 

Upon successful completion of your submission, you receive this confirmation:

 

Wofford OneSearch includes a citation-tracker!  

When you are browsing the results of a search that you have conducted there, you will notice that some items, usually journal articles, in the results appear with an up-arrow  icon () and/or down-arrow icon ().

By clicking on a given item's, you get all of the resources in Wofford OneSearch that cite that item.

But by clicking on a given item's , you get all of the resources in Wofford OneSearch that are cited by that item.

Here, for example, is a search using the keywords Facebook AND colleges students AND self-presentation: 

 

And here, among the search's results, is an article with citation-tracking:

 

Resources--in this example, there are 8 of them--that cite the given article:

 

And resources--in this example, there are 55 of them--that are cited by the given article: