What's in this article:
- How to find and search within a single title
Who cares:
- People who want to limit their search to a single title because they're a)studying said title or b) have a subscription to said title
How to find one piece of content and search within it:
You need an article from a journal. Or a chapter from a book. Or a specific pamphlet. Rather than search for the journal by title in advanced search and get ALL the things, there's an easy way to find exactly what you need.
First, go to the top of any JSTOR page. You'll see the "browse" menu in the upper left hand corner of the screen. Choose the second option, "By title." It will take you to a table that lists everything we have alphabetically. On this table there are four tabs: All Content, Journals, Books and Pamphlet. Choose the tab for the type of source you want.
Once you have the correct letter and content tab, you'll see a list of titles. Once you see your title in the list, follow the link to the appropriate page. On a journals' page, you should see a list of volumes or issues by year. If you're looking for a book, the link in "browse by title" will take you to its table of contents. For pamphlets, the link will take you to the appropriate collection. From the pamphlet collection page, you'll be able to search further. Before you try reading anything, make sure you're logged in.
Happy searching.
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Non-generalisability
Hi Raziza642! If you are wanting to do a search on "non-generalisability," you can enter your keyterm in the main search box on jstor.org. But, if you need some technical support, email us at support@jstor.org and we'll be glad to help you.
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