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Finding the full text of articles
When you look for an article in a database several things can happen; we've listed some of them below. Return to this page by using the back button on your browser. For more help, contact your librarian.
What if? ...
- The database has full text
- The database may have the full text
- The database does not have full text
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- If you've checked the journal title in our journals collection and made sure we don't have the issue you need, you can check other local university library catalogues. You can use many other libraries under the SCONUL access scheme, but you may not be allowed to use their electronic resources so check if they have the journal in print.
- If the article isn’t available locally, you can ask for an inter-library loan if your tutor approves the request.
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