In addition to the general search options above, search in library databases to find more articles related to your topic.
Using any EBSCO database's advanced search fields can be used as a makeshift keyword generator.
In this example, we will use the database, Academic Search Complete (ASC). After logging in you, you will see three search empty fields. To generate keywords, think of your first keyword concept. I am going to use Latino. The trick to generating the autofilled keywords is to type your keyword followed by or
For example, to generate the related keywords for Latino, type in -> Latino or
This strategy can be useful if you are not finding enough results in your searches, you want to be comprehensive or the topic you are researching goes by many names depending on discipline, generation or viewpoint.
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In some cases, our online journal subscriptions do not provide access to specific articles. This issue is often due to the online subscription only covering a specific date range for the journal (e.g. 1992 to present).
In this situation you can request the article through the Get a Scan service from our Interlibrary Services department.
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