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Find
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Refer to:
Find journals if you prefer to search with the journal name
or with the ISSN number. |
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The average
article database offers search options on author, title words, subject, words
from the abstract, a
and sometimes even full text search.
The search results will generally provide
descriptive data, an abstract and:
a direct link to the full text of an
article; or: an SFX-link.
Tip:
SFX Use it |
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Make your choice:
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Journal
articles databases
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Select one of the
predefined lists below.
Make use of the tips
if you don't know
which databases in
the list are most suitable for you. |
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Have
a look at the
contents of a database available through the
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in the list.
Search tips are
included as well. |
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An alternative and fast
way to find appropriate databases:
- use the option ‘MetaSearch’
(the next option below) to execute a quick and dirty search
- determine which databases give the most relevant results
- search those databases
one by one and use the specific search facilities of those
individual databases in order to obtain only highly relevant
search results. |
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Infodidact will guide you if you intend to set up and carry
out a complete literature search.
Infodidact |
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MetaSearch: a quick search
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Select one of the
predefined lists below.
Metasearch is
only available for those databases displayed with a checkbox in the
presented lists. |
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Articles
in hard copy and in Dutch (-language) journals
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PiCarta |
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You can
search PiCarta and will find – amongst other references - descriptive
information of articles from Dutch journals and other printed
and electronic journals of Dutch libraries. If you prefer to
restrict your search to article references, you can adjust
the default settings. Select ‘Advanced’ search and change the
default database selection to 'Online Contents' only.
PiCarta will not link you to the full
text but presents information on the exact location of the
printed journal if it is in the University Library; and if not: you may obtain a photocopy
(by mail of e-mail) of the articles from another
Dutch library (through InterLibrary loan).
Info on InterLibrary loan |
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