Most books on the subject of Anthropology are located on Level 3 of Emerson Library in section GN. If you are on another campus with a physical collection, you will also look for section GN.
| Call number | Subject |
|---|---|
| GN 49-298 | Physical Anthropology, Somatology |
| GN 301-674 | Ethnology, Social and Cultural Anthropology |
| GN 406-517 | Cultural Traits, Customs, and Institutions |
| Call Number | Subject |
|---|---|
| GN 51-59 | Anthropometry |
| GN 62.8-265 | Human Variation |
| GN 269-279 | Race |
| GN 280.7 | Man as an Animal |
| GN 281-289 | Human Evolution |
| GN 282-286.7 | Human Paleontology |
| GN 296-296.5 | Medical Anthropology |
| GN 357-367 | Culture and Cultural Processes |
| GN 378-396 | Collected Ethnographies |
| GN 397-397.7 | Applied Anthropology |
| GN 406-442 | Material Culture, Technology |
| GN 448-450.8 | Economic Anthropology |
| GN 451-477.7 | Intellectual Life |
| GN 478-491.7 | Social Organization |
| GN 492-495.2 | Political Anthropology |
| GN 495.4-498 | Societal Groups |
| GN 502-517 | Psychological Anthropology |
| GN 537-674 | Ethnic Groups and Races |
| GN 550-674 | By Region or Country |
| GN 700-890 | Prehistoric Archaeology |
Libraries use a system to organize materials so that books on the same topic are grouped together on the shelves. To learn more, see how to read call numbers in an academic library.
Most books on the subject of Sociology are located on Level 3 of Emerson Library in section HM. If you are on another campus with a physical collection, you will also look for section HM.
| Call Number | Subject |
|---|---|
| HM 435-477 | History of Sociology |
| HM 481-554 | Theory |
| HM 621-656 | Culture |
| HM 661-696 | Social Control |
| HM 701 | Social Systems |
| HM 706 | Social Structure |
| HM 711-806 | Groups and Organizations |
| HM 811-821 | Deviant Behavior |
| HM 826 | Social Institutions |
| HM 831-901 | Social Change |
| HM 1001-1281 | Social Psychology |
Libraries use a system to organize materials so that books on the same topic are grouped together on the shelves. To learn more, see how to read call numbers in an academic library.
