Sociology
This guide includes current print and electronic sociology resources for general research. Contact a librarian for more information or for help with specific sociology topics.Book Collections | Periodicals & Databases | Websites | Citations
Circulating Books
Use the Catalog to find books in the libraries' circulating collection, as well as reference sources, government documents, and other materials.
Print Reference Books
- Encyclopedia of Sociology
Leesburg and South Lake Campuses
Ref HM17 .E5 1992 - Social Issues Book
South Lake and Sumter Campuses
Ref HM17 .S576 1998
Online Books
To access online books, login using your X-ID and PIN number (last four digits of your Social Security number).
- The following titles and many more are available from NetLibrary through the LINCC Catalog
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- The Basics of Sociology
- The Blackwell Dictionary of Sociology: A User's Guide to Sociological Language
- Making a Difference: The Practice of Sociology
- The Meanings of Social Life: A Cultural Sociology
- Self, Social Structure, and Beliefs: Explorations in Sociology
- The Digital Collection from Greenwood Electronic Media available through the LINCC Catalog provides a large quantity of electronic titles on a variety of subjects. Some of the sociology titles include:
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- Biosociology
- The City as a Human Environment
- Dynamic Models of Conflict and Pacification
- The Four Phases of Society
- Ideology and the Social Sciences
- Social Dilemmas
- The following titles are available from the Oxford Reference Online: Premium Collection
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- Dictionary of the Social Sciences
- A Dictionary of Sociology
Magazines, newspapers and journals are available in print at all LSCC libraries and through online databases.
Finding Articles
Databases provide indexes for articles on a large variety of topics. LSCC has access to more than 70 databases on a range of topics. You can access databases alphabetically or by clicking on the subject categories below.
- General Databases provide articles on a wide variety of disciplines and usually provide sufficient information for most general research
- Social Science Databases will provide articles about specific sociology topics and will help you with more in-depth research.
To access LSCC Databases, login using your X-ID and PIN number (last four digits of your Social Security number).
Finding Magazines, Journals and Newspapers
If you know the name of a specific periodical, the Journal Finder search box below will tell you if it is available at one of the LSCC Libraries or through one of the databases.
Associations & Organizations Resources
- Dead Sociologist's Index
- Electronic Journal of Sociology
- Intute: Social Sciences
- National Longitudinal Surveys (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
Remember, plagiarism is a serious violation of LSCC's Academic Integrity policy, so you must cite any idea or direct quote imported from an outside source. The links below provide citation examples and formatting instructions.
- For APA and MLA citation styles, refer to the libraries' Citation Center for printable guides and other help with documentation. Ask a librarian for additional assistance.
- For other documentation styles, the Writing Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison provides good examples and instruction.






