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You can still access the UC Berkeley Library’s services and resources during the closure. Here’s how.

English R1B: Audiotexts: Listening and/as Reading Since 1930: Articles

Alexander Ullman

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The Berkeley Libraries subscribe to article databases organized by subject and format. For this research project, you will probably be best served by browsing the Literature databases.

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Google Scholar

Google Scholar is an easy way to do interdisciplinary research, and with some settings changes can become even more useful.  You need a Google account to use these features.​

  • Make Google display links to full text of articles that Berkeley subscribes to:

Open Scholar. Click on the menu icon three linesin the upper left corner and then the gear icongear, settingsto reach the settings page. On the next screen, choose Library Links from the left-hand menu. In the search box, type the word Berkeley.  Choose University of California, Berkeley - UC-eLinks, and Open Worldcat Search.