English 482: Seminar in Literature after 1800 (Prof. Witonsky)

- A discovery tool for most of the UWW libraries' articles, books, multimedia, and digital repositories
- Covers a wide variety of subject areas so is useful for starting research
-To only find books and non-article sources at or through the UWW libraries, change "Everything (Articles, Books, & More)" to "Books, Media, & More (UW-Whitewater)"
-To only find articles, run a search, then select "Articles" on the left side.
- - To only find articles in peer-reviewed journals, next click on "Peer-Reviewed Journals"

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- Identifies scholarly articles and books
- Links are provided to free open access sources
- When properly configured, links are provided to full text in the UWWs subscription databases. You will be prompted to enter your Net-ID and password to gain access.
- - Campus computers are configured this way
- - To configure your personal device's Google Scholar settings go to the UWW Google Scholar guide

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The Journal Search is also accessible via the "Journals" button on the Libraries homepage.