Tip #1:
Usually, it's helpful to start a search trying out lots of synonyms for your topic. Then, narrow your search using the precise subject terms each database uses to sort its articles into categories.
Tip #2:
A great way to find articles is to use the bibliographies and references from a good book or article you already find useful.
Search for scholarly articles in library databases. Here are some suggested databases to get started.
The authoritative source (besides talking to a librarian) on Carleton's journal subscriptions is the Journals List. When you have identified a journal article that you want to read, follow the steps below.
Questions? Contact reference@carleton.edu
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