Even if an article isn’t available in any of the Library’s subscribed databases, there are still ways that you can access it. These are:-
- Search for the article online using Google Scholar.
- Use the interlibrary loan service (choose the fifth tab, ‘Inter Library Loans’) to receive a photocopy of the article from another library.
- Search Copac to see if another library has a print copy of the journal, and then visit in person using a scheme like Liverpool Libraries Together or by signing up for SCONUL Access.
In this case, I am happy to say that the article is freely available online through Google Scholar.
To find it, I searched using the title of the article in double-inverted commas.
Use double-inverted commas to search for words in the order that you write them.
Clicking search brings up a list of results, with the article that you want at the top. You can access the article by clicking on the link on the right-hand side.
Click on the link on the right-hand side to access the article.
Please send any further questions to AskaLibrarian@hope.ac.uk or use this online form:
