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LST 402 Neumann: Articles

Important Note

Please be sure to review the information on the Before You Search! tab on the left menu before you begin searching in the tools listed on this tab. The Before You Search! tab explains what a "peer reviewed" article is and how to tell when you have found one. It also gives tips for building more effective searches. There are brief videos and tutorials that explain how to choose the best keywords, refine your searches, and evaluate the information you find.

Subject-specific Databases for Liberal Arts

This is a list of some of the most frequently used article databases from a variety of majors. If you don't see anything relevant to your capstone project topic, look for it on this page of research guides for many disciplines or contact your librarian, Krista for assistance (contact info on the Home tab of this guide).

Use the Find It! Button

Screenshot of the Ebsco Find it! button that searches for article full text

Some databases include the full text of the articles described in the them. However, many databases do not. When the database does not have the full text of an article, you should see a Find It button like the one above. 

Clicking this button runs a search through other databases that Miami subscribes to looking for the full text. A new tab will open with availability info:

  • If a different database has the full text, you will see a link to it
  • If there is no full text link on the new tab, you should see a link to a service called interlibrary loan (ILL). After you fill out the linked form, library staff will get a copy of the article from another library for you. This can take several days, however, so if you need the article right away, it is not a good option for you.