Honor-Shame Research Bibliography

I’m pleased to release an extensive bibliography for honor-shame. This includes the resources related to honor and shame I have encountered over the last 8 years.

The bibliography is available online and is fully searchable, by metadata and tags. It can be accessed in two ways:

1. BASIC: Click here to view the bibliography. Click around or search to see what is available. Everything has been tagged by topic, genre, sourcetype, and field. So, you can easily find honor-shame materials related to Romans, Japan, the atonement, and more.
2. ADVANCED: Install the Zotero program to your computer. This allows you import bibliographic data from Amazon.com or Google books by clicking one button, add auto-formatted references to your research papers with a few simple clicks, and sync all your data on the Zotero cloud for collaboration. It does take some effort to learn the program, but Zotero’s power and simplicity make it a worthy investment, especially for those doing graduate studies and research. If you use Zotero, you can import the honor-shame bibliography in full. To do that–login at Zotero.com, go to https://www.zotero.org/groups/honorshame, click the red “Join Group” button, and then I will OK your request to be a group member.

This bibliography is designed more for people doing research and writing. If you are looking to learn about honor & shame, I suggest starting with this list of recommended resources. There are around 400 items in the bibliography; surely there are more to include. If you know of more published items, email me at info@HonorShame.com. For accuracy, please email the URL of the item’s World Cat (or Amazon.com) page–example here. I’ve done my best to ensure accuracy, but offer no guarantees. And, a huge thanks for ARGGEM for his gracious collaboration and patient endurance on this project!