Garland reference library of the humanities

Collection of articles cover various aspects of nonviolence, including methods of nonviolent action, practicing organizations, noted individuals, and important historical events.

Reference guide to the folklore of North America and Canada, covering folklore genres, folk groups, scholarly approaches, performers, folklorists, and general topics such as film, history, mass media, cultural studies, and postmodernism.

An alphabetical resource on science in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, including biographical and conceptual entries with an interdisciplinary emphasis.

Biographical guide to women artists of the twentieth century highlighting their works, styles, and influences and includes painters, sculptors, and photographers.

Contains alphabetically-arranged entries about the people, events, and theories that have affected the history of Japan since the 1850s.