Sociology and Anthropology

• Types of Sociology
• Types of Anthropology
• Cultures and Ethnic Groups
• African Culture and Society
• African-American Culture and Society
• American Culture and Society
• Ancient Civilizations
• Asian Culture and Society
• Asian American Culture and Society
• Hispanic American Culture and Society
• Native American Culture and Society
• Other Cultures and Societies
• Social Organization and Community
• Social Classes
• Social Movements and Collective Behavior
• Social History
• Social Values
• Social Assistance
• Beliefs, Customs, and Rituals
• Social Psychology
• Social Issues
• Human and Civil Rights
• Discrimination and Prejudice
• Economic Issues
• Addiction and Substance Abuse
• Children
• Teenagers
• Aging
• Violence
• Peace and War
• Population
• Development
• Migration and Immigration
• Urban Issues
• Rural Issues
• Consumers
• Relationships and the Family
• Family
• Marriage
• Children
• Teenagers
• Gender
• Women
• Men
• Criminology and Crime
• Law Enforcement
• Illegal Drugs
• Sex Crimes
• Terrorism
• Labor and Work
• Organized Labor
• Slavery
• Systems of Government
• Democracy
• Communism
• Imperialism
• Myth and Folklore
• Leisure and Recreation
• Language and Linguistics
• Languages and Dialects
• Linguistics
• Grammar and Word Use
• Language Acquisition
• Written Language
• Social Work
• Archaeology
• Sociologists and Anthropologists

• History of Sociology
• Methodology in the Social Sciences
• Qualitative Research
• Quantitative Research

Questia’s Sociology and Anthropology collection contains a vast storehouse of information on how societies are formed and how humans develop. Researchers will find a range of resources on Types of Sociology and Types of Anthropology, Cultures and Ethnic Groups, Social Organization and Community, Social Issues, Relationships and the Family, Gender, Criminology and Crime, Labor and Work, Systems of Government, Myth and Folklore, Leisure and Recreation, Language, Social Work, Archaeology, and the perspectives of recognized Sociologists and Anthropologists.

Explore Economic Sociology, Human Ecology, Rural Sociology, Urban Sociology, Social Theory, and other Types of Sociology, or various Types of Anthropology including Applied Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, Ethnology, and Political Anthropology.

Discover insights by such noted Sociologists and Anthropologists as Boas, Goffman, Durkheim, and others, and learn how Archaeology supports or disproves theories about peoples and cultures.

Study African, African-American, American, Ancient Civilizations, Asian, Native American and other Cultures and Ethnic Groups.

Examine Social Organization and Community concerns including Social Classes, Social Movements and Collective Behavior, Social Values, and Beliefs, Customs and Rituals. Delve into Human and Civil Rights, Discrimination and Prejudice, Economic Issues, Addiction and Substance Abuse, Aging, Violence, Peace and War, Migration and Immigration, and other Social Issues

Delve into Relationships and the Family with regard to Family, Marriage, Children and Teenagers, into Gender issues facing Men and Women, and into Clinical Social Work and Social Work with individuals in various age groups and categories.

Questia’s Criminology and Crime section covers Law Enforcement, Illegal Drugs, Sex Crimes, and Terrorism.  Organized Labor and Slavery as well as Child Labor, Work and Family, and other issues are addressed in the Labor and Work section.