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Literature: Reliable Resources

Locating Articles from Citations

You should never pay money for articles when you are enrolled at SFCC.  Let the library find them for free.

Search Google Scholar

Google Scholar Search

Be sure to configure Scholar to search our libraries for full-text access. If the library has access to the full-text online, you will see "Get full text at SFCC" appear next to the citation. 

*Remember Google Scholar results are not always full text or it may cost money to get the full text.  Save money. Ask the SFCC librarians for help. Email them at ReferenceDesk.SFCC@sfcc.spokane.edu or call 509-533-3834 / 800-251-1972.

Literature Resources

Sampling of Literature Journal Titles

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How to do Literary Research: Library Databases and Search Tips

Start from the beginning to learn how to search ProQuest Learning: Literature and start watching at 5:25 to learn how to search for literary criticism/reviews/analysis in JSTOR.

 

Library Databases: Literature

Background Information

Library Database Search Tips

Click the box for FULL TEXT to get whole articles only.

Click the box for SCHOLARLY JOURNAL  or  PEER-REVIEWED to limit your results to scholarly articles. *not always an option, such as JSTOR, which only has scholarly content.

Library Database Usernames/Passwords are what you use to log on to a school computer
Example - Username: JohnD7386@bigfoot.spokane.edu Password: Your student ID #, unless you've changed it to something else.

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Look for a Specific Magazine or Journal