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Academic Libraries that use the Library of Congress Classification Outline (the majority of them) can easily be browsed for serendipitous discovery of wonderful books in your subject area. All you need to know is the call number range to get yourself situated. Linked below you'll find the general outlines for books in these areas.
- Sociology
HM1-1281
Be sure to search our catalog if you have a specific book in mind.
If you'd like any more information about finding resources for your research just ask your librarian.
Find Books with Library Catalogs
Need books? Then you need a catalog to help you search. Listed below are: our local catalog for CSU, the Regional Catalog for the big libraries along the Front Range, and WorldCat which combines the catalogs of thousands of libraries. If you can't find what you're looking for, just ask.
- Primo - CSU Catalog discovery toolSearch CSU Libraries' catalog for resources available in our collection.
- Regional Catalog (Prospector)Want to borrow books from other libraries around the region? Try Prospector.Books borrowed through Prospector typically arrive within 2-4 days.
- WorldCatLike the name suggests, this catalog looks at library collections from around the world. If you find an item in WorldCat that we don't own, check Prospector or use Interlibrary Loan to borrow the item.
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