Bibliographies sorted by region and topic prepared by Robert Dirks.

African American women's experiences of oppression and marginalization have led them to espouse a religious framework that would give them the regard society has deprived them.

Descriptions of various subdisciplines of sociocultural anthropology, reviews of trends in anthropological publications, and biographies of some influential anthropologists.

A directory of links and resources for understanding cultural ecology.

Essays in cultural anthropology on the philosophy of Aesthetic Realism.

A site that explores the relationship between symbols and a society's cognitive structure, rules of moral conduct and patterns of social interactions.

Paul Roquet's project comparing the acoustic ecology of living places in the Cook Islands, Fiji, Tonga, New Zealand, Australia, Malaysia, Nepal, and Bhutan. Features research proposal, bibliography and guestbook.

A directory of links to research papers that discuss general theoretical approaches and models of culture change.

An annotated guide to Internet resources from the University of Delaware.

A portal dedicated to preserving national traditions and promoting research. Offers photos, articles, and fieldwork reports, as well as a calendar of local events.

An article describing social factors in the AIDS epidemic in Africa.

An article that describes how some forager groups may nurture a sharing sense in their offspring.

Features mission statement, group member profiles and journal.

Definitions of basic terminology and list of common abbreviations.

Hypertext tutorial covering descent, kinship terminology, marriage systems, and residence rules. Includes ethnographic examples.

An article that discusses how anthropology brings to light many similarities between ancient and modern cultures, particularly in customs surrounding food.

Research in architecture on the phenomenology of space of O. F. Bollnow. [in English, French and German].

Donald Brown discusses those features of culture for which there are no known exceptions to their existence in all ethnographically or historically recorded human societies.

Research into the influence of popular culture on the decoration of barber shops in Arusha, Tanzania by Brad Weiss, of the College of William and Mary. Features photos with brief captions.

Encyclopedia features cross-cultural information on sexual behavior development. Offers researchers the opportunity to participate in the project and bibliography.

Open content project collecting observations made by travelers on behavior in other cultures. Features project description, technical details, and contacts.

Online version of the series of books that include: Plenitude, Transformation, Commotion. The series offers an anthropological account of modern life by Grant McCracken.

An article that describes how anthropologists and historians have attempted to understand and explore the cultural and textual sources of sexual analysis from a holistic perspective.