Below are the official Library of Congress Subject Headings you may want to use. |
Sex Role Gender Role Sex Differences Androgyny Sexual Division of Labor Sex Role in Children Gender Identity
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Femininity Feminism Girls--Psychology Teenage Girls--Psychology Girls--Family Relationship |
Nineteenth Century Victorian Period
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Matriarchy Matrilineal Kinship Matrilocal Residence Women Women's Rights |
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Gender Identity Third Gender Androgynes Binary Gender System
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Homosexuality
Transgenderism
Gay Men
Lesbians
Transgender People
Two-Spirit People |
Social Structure Social Aspects Cross-Cultural Studies Conduct of Life Social Conditions Sexual Behavior Mate Selection
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Indians of North America Zuni Indians Zuni (North Americian People) Pueblo Indians Pueblo Peoples |
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Emotions in Children Emotions in Adolescence Masculinity Boys--Psychology |
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While not official subject headings, keywords can be very helpful for your research. Keyword searches look at all the information in the book or article record including title, author, abstract, table of contents, etc. When using keywords It always helps to think of synonyms, as the way one person would describe something is not the same way another would.
Matrilineal or Matrilineal Society
Matrilocal
Berdache or Hijra
Using the correct words to search will help you find relevant information. Different authors and search tools use different words to describe the same concepts, so it is useful to have a list of similar and related terms when you set out to search for relevant information. Searching is an iterative process; perform a search, scan the results and see if any new terms or concepts emerge that you can use. The process of creating these alternative terms is called brainstorming terms or concept mapping.
EXAMPLE
Third Gender AND Matrilineal