Religious Studies  Tags: religion religious_studies comparative_religion  

Canned EUCLID searches for recent acquisitions in major subject areas. Contact me to request new acquisitions in any medium. Also search MARBL collections.

See also bibliographies on comparative religions. More specialized bibliographical monographs and serials will be found in other Library of Congress classification ranges, e.g., Religions of Japan

See also international biographical reference works like these online databases.

This general guide works for Religious Studies too.

Also see recently produced electronic theses and dissertations at Emory. For theses produced in North America and parts of Europe, use Dissertation Abstracts.

There are hundreds of journals on or about religion. Here is a selection -- published in English by university presses or professional associations and cataloged as "periodicals" on "religion." For journals available online, search "religio*" at http://ejournals.emory.edu/

Ethnographic material and other texts indexed by culture and subject. It is useful to scholars focusing on comparative research, for example, anthropology of religion.

Topics include copyright, digital mapping, DiscoverE, Endnote, Zotero, and more.

Print and online materials with comprehensive or specialized data on religions. Also check the general online statistical databases.

American Academy of Religion's Syllabus Project with links to other collections.

Sources for feature, documentary, and educational videos.