Article search and referencing
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Reference information provides the title and authors of an article, the name of the journal where it was published and when it was published, as well as the page numbers of the article. You need reference information when writing your thesis or other work where you cite someone else's work. With the help of references you will be able to create citations and a bibliography.
It is important to be able to read reference information to find the information you need to cite your sources. Additionally, references identify an article so that the reader will be able to search for it in the library, for example.
NOTE: There is a difference between reference information and availability information. Information on availability lets you know which library or database has the item on hand.
Article references often use these terms:
- Authors: Name of the author or authors. The names of the authors can be written differently in different referencing styles, e.g: surname, first letter of given name. The abbreviation et al. sometimes added after names of authors means that there are more authors to the work than mentioned in the citation. Articles are published in journals as well as edited books. An edited book consists of articles or chapters written by several authors.
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Cited Reference Search
Articles indexed in the product cite books, patents, and other types of publications in addition to other articles. You can do a cited reference search on a book to find journal articles that have cited it.
You should identify a book by entering the name of the first listed author in the Cited Author field and the first word or words of the title in the Cited Work field. Many cited works are abbreviated. If you are not sure how a word has been spelled or abbreviated, enter the first few letters of the word, followed by an asterisk. For example, to search for records of articles that cite Edith Hamilton's book Mythology , you would enter Hamilton E* in the Cited Author field and Myth* in the Cited Work field.
Do not enter a year in the Cited Year field. Authors often cite a particular edition of a book, and the cited year is the year of the edition they are citing. Generally, you want to find all articles that cite a book, regardless of the particular edition cited.
For example, enter the following data on the Cited Reference Search page, and then click Search .
CITED AUTHOR
Tuchman BWCITED WORK
Guns*CITED YEAR
1962Note the number of references that are retrieved. Now repeat the search using the following data:
CITED A