Temple Libraries: How Do I

Browse Journals

Go to Journal Finder and select a subject from the Browse drop-down menu.
Continue selecting narrower subject areas until you get to a list of journals in a subject.
Click on the link for Journal and then skip to "Deciphering Results when Browsing Journals" below.

Search for the title of the journal in Journal Finder. If your search is unsuccessful try removing punctuation or doing a broader keyword search.
Click on the link for Journal and then skip to "Deciphering Results when Browsing Journals" below.

This will find give you sources, date ranges, and links for our electronic and paper holdings of journals.

If the library has the journal electronically, you should click on one of the links to the electronic resource (in the examples above, "SpringerLink", "Wilson OmniFile", or "Haworth Press Journals"). This will take you to the webpage for the journal. From here you can browse through years, volumes, and issues to look at lists of articles.
If the library has the journal in paper (the link is "Temple Print & Microform Collection"), you should click on the link and then follow the instructions for Finding Paper/Print Issues of Journals in the Library.

This page last updated: Thursday, October 11, 2007