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Cross-cultural CD descriptions of life in societies around the world in the...

Title: Cross-cultural CD [electronic resource] : descriptions of life in societies around the world in the 19th and 20th century.
Published: Boston, Mass. : Human Relations Area Files, Inc. : SilverPlatter International, 1989-1995.
Description: computer laser optical disks ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 install disk, 1 SPIRS user’s manual, 1 user’s guide.
Local Note: Use of this resource is governed by license agreements which restrict access to members of the Adelaide University community, for purposes of non-commercial research, education or personal use. Access is only available within the Library.
Other Author(s): Human Relations Area Files, inc.
SilverPlatter International.
Table of Contents: Contents: Vol.1 Pt. 1: Human sexuality. Pt.2: Marriage -- Vol.2 Pt.1: Family. Pt.2: Crime and social problems -- Vol.3 Pt.1 Old Age. Pt.2 Death and dying -- Vol.4 Pt.1 Childhood and adolescence. Pt.2 Socialization and education -- vol.5, pt.1 Child and adolescene. pt.2 Religious beliefs and practices.
Summary: A series of full text files extracted from the Human Relations Area Files, providing information from the social and behavioural sciences and the humanities for 60 different societies around the world in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Subject Heading(s): Cross-cultural studies Periodicals.
Culture Periodicals.
Popular culture Periodicals.
Sociology Periodicals
Note(s): Compact disc.
Contains pages of text, citations to source documents, and summaries providing descriptive information on each of the 60 cultures.
Description based on: Vol. 1 (1989/1990).
Title from disc.

Location: BSL Non networked databases
Call Number: Machine 334
Library Has: Vol. 1 (1989/90)
Status: Available

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