Tracking down a source from Wikipedia, Google, a Works Cited list?
To track down library access to the article, you'll need: author of work, title of work, title of publication (if applicable), and date of publication.
2. On our library homepage, open Research Help / Publications A-Z.
Current Emersonians have off-campus access to most online library resources via the homepage.
3. Type the desired publication title into the search box.
4. Check for title match in your results list.
Yes: Click tiny blue plus sign (+) under publication's title. Choose database with date range encompassing article publication date.
No: No title match? We don't have a digital subscription to the periodical. Request digital article delivery via Interlibrary Loan!
ProTip: "Emerson Library" link under Full Text Access means we have print holdings in the physical library.
5. Click "Search Within This Publication," on the publication's landing page.
Track down article in two ways:
A) Add one or more of the following to the existing search bar text: DOI, author name, partial articletitle inside quotation marks.
B) Choose date of publication, volume, and issue number from the date index.
6. Access the article! Without a paywall.
Email the PDF or HTML article, or auto-format citation.
Or, export article to citation manager (Zotero, EndNote, Refworks, etc.).
