Background/Reference sources about transhumanism
Use these sources to help you pick a topic and to provide context to your research based argument.
Chichester, West Sussex, U.K. ; Malden, MA : Wiley-Blackwell, 2011.
SAL1&2 (on-campus shelving) » Stacks » RA418.5 .M4 E536 2011
London : Thames & Hudson, 2002.
SAL1&2 (on-campus shelving) » Stacks » TA167 .O4 2002
[Toronto] : Doubleday Canada, c2001.
Green Library » Lane Reading Room » QA76.2 .M35 A3 2001
Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, c2003.
Green Library » Lane Reading Room » T14.5 .C58 2003
New York : Springer, c2009.
SAL1&2 (on-campus shelving) » Stacks » TJ211 .B385 2009
New York : New York University Press, c2002.
SAL1&2 (on-campus shelving) » Stacks » RD130 .A784 2002
Chichester, West Sussex, England ; Hoboken, NJ : John Wiley & Sons, c2008.
Engineering Library (Terman) » Stacks » R857 .R63 W43 2008
Journals
In addition to these current titles, Stanford Special Collections & Archives have runs of classic science fiction magazines such as Amazing Science Fiction, Analog, and many others as part of the Collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazines in Memory of George J. Richard.
Kent, Ohio [etc.] Kent State University Press [etc.]
Green Library » Current periodicals
Stanford University Libraries » Online resource » eResource
Suggested databases for transhumanism
Try these suggested databases and these additional:
New York, H. W. Wilson Co.
SAL3 (off-campus storage) » Stacks » AI3 .E752 V.15 2005-2009
[New York] : JSTOR [New York] : ITHAKA, 1995-
Stanford University Libraries » Online resource » eResource
Stanford University Libraries » Online resource » NONEAQD4378
[New York] : Elsevier, 2004-
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