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Resource Center Resource Center Kathleen C. Gerbasi 1 Accessing Dissertations in Human-Animal Studies A recent article (Gerbasi, Anderson, Gerbasi, & Coultis, 2002) compared the number of doctoral dissertations in Human-Animal Studies registered in the 1980s to the num- ber in the 1990s. It was found that the number had doubled from the earlier decade to the later one. It seemed a shame to relegate the information accumulated on hun- dreds of dissertations to a computer disk accessible only to myself, so the informa- tion was given a searchable home on the PSY ETA website (http://www.psyeta.org/ dissertations/ dissertations.html) . These dissertations cover an amazing variety of topics and disciplines. For a detailed break down, refer to the above mentioned arti- cle or visit the PSY ETA website. The purpose of this article is to acquaint you with the database’s existence and to provide additional information on how to access the dissertations. Accessing the actual abstracts and links to the dissertations requires access to UMI’s Digital Dissertations. This is the current version of what previously was Dissertation Abstracts. From a library that subscribes to Digital Dissertations you can get almost all dissertations done since 1997 delivered free, in full text, to your http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Society & Animals Brill

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Society & Animals , Volume 11 (2): 203 – Jan 1, 2003
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© 2003 Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands
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1063-1119
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Resource Center Kathleen C. Gerbasi 1 Accessing Dissertations in Human-Animal Studies A recent article (Gerbasi, Anderson, Gerbasi, & Coultis, 2002) compared the number of doctoral dissertations in Human-Animal Studies registered in the 1980s to the num- ber in the 1990s. It was found that the number had doubled from the earlier decade to the later one. It seemed a shame to relegate the information accumulated on hun- dreds of dissertations to a computer disk accessible only to myself, so the informa- tion was given a searchable home on the PSY ETA website (http://www.psyeta.org/ dissertations/ dissertations.html) . These dissertations cover an amazing variety of topics and disciplines. For a detailed break down, refer to the above mentioned arti- cle or visit the PSY ETA website. The purpose of this article is to acquaint you with the database’s existence and to provide additional information on how to access the dissertations. Accessing the actual abstracts and links to the dissertations requires access to UMI’s Digital Dissertations. This is the current version of what previously was Dissertation Abstracts. From a library that subscribes to Digital Dissertations you can get almost all dissertations done since 1997 delivered free, in full text, to your

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