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RELIGION, SPIRITUALITY, & SOCIETY: SUBJECT GUIDE: Books & more

Starting points for research in Religion & Ethics

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 The following books were added recently to the Collins Library collection.

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Call Numbers to Browse for Religion & Ethics

If you're interested in a broad topic in Religion or Ethics, or would like to browse for inspiration, try one of these Library of Congress call letters:

  • BJ - Ethics
  • BL - Religion (study of)
  • BM - Judaism
  • BP - Islam, Bahai, Theosophy
  • BQ - Buddhism
  • BR - Christianity
  • BS - The Bible
  • BT - Doctrinal theology
  • BV - Practical theology
  • BX - Christian denominations
  • QH - Bioethics
  • R724-R726 - Medical Ethics
  • RC455 - Ethics in psychiatry

Locations of books

  • New books are located in the Library lobby and are in call number order.
  • Print Reference books are on the first floor across from the Learning Commons area.
  • Book stacks: The Bs are located in the library basement; the Qs and Rs are on the fourth floor.

How to Read a Call Number

If you've never had to find a specific book in a college library before, the task can seem rather daunting at first.  The University of Arkansas Libraries created a very helpful two-and-half minute video tutorial on how to read and interpret Library of Congress Call numbers.  If you have any questions about finding materials that you need, please do not hesitate to ask any Collins Library staff member--we're here to help!

E-books

E-books in Collins Library are fully integrated into Primo Search! 

Consult the e-books guide to find out more about finding and using our growing e-book collection.

Reviews in Religion & Theology

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Reviews in Religion and Theology aims to provide clearly written, constructive and prompt reviews of the vast range of publications in theology and religious studies, or that are of relevance to those interested in these fields (for example, in anthropology, cultural studies, history, literature or philosophy).

Collins Library provides online access to this publication from 2007 forward.