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Subject Guide: Intercultural Studies: Finding books in the library

This guide will help you find the most useful information available through Hiebert Library in the field of intercultural studies.

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Call number ranges for intercultural studies

Books in Hiebert Library are arranged using call numbers based on the Library of Congress Classification system. See our guide "How to Read a Call Number" if you need an introduction to how call numbers work.

Most books in the field of intercultural studies can be found in the following call number ranges:

BV
   2000-3706: Missions

GN: Anthropology

GR: Folklore

GT: Manners and customs

HC
   
94-1085: Economic history and conditions by region or country

HM: Sociology

HV
  
544.5: International relief work
   640-645: Refugee problems

Refer to the map of Hiebert Library for help finding where these call number areas are located.

Subject Headings

Library resources in the Hiebert library are organized by subject, using the Library of Congress Classification system. Often, the best way to find resources is by doing a Subject search.

Users often use keyword searches, which can be helpful, but don’t fully capture the collections resources. You can visit the Search Strategies guide to help you strengthen your library searches.

Below are only a sample of useful subject headings you can use to find resources in various areas of the discipline. You can use the Advanced Search in the Search Hiebert Library search boxes embedded throughout the guides to subject search and find resources in the library discovery service.

Useful subject headings

Acculturation

Anthropology

Assimilation

Cross-cultural studies

Emigration and immigration

Ethnic conflict

Ethnic groups

Ethnic relations

Ethnology

Globalization

Indigenous peoples

Intercultural communication

International relief

Missions  (consider subdividing by country, such as Missions -- Brazil)

National characteristics

Race relations

Racism

Social structure