1. Getting past paywall: LibKey nomad |
2. Getting past paywall: proxy bookmarklet |
3. Link NUS Libraries to Google Scholar |
- Set up LibKey Nomad https://libguides.nus.edu.sg/findfulltext/libkeynomad - Go to Google and type in the search box Toward a Theory of Offense: Should You Feel Offended
- Click on Download PDF to access the article using your NUS-ID and password
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- Install the proxy bookmarklet https://libguides.nus.edu.sg/findfulltext/proxybookmark - Go to Google and type in the search box The Ethics of Legal Coercion
- Click on the bookmarklet link at the toolbar. - Next, access the full-text by authenticating using your NUS-ID and password. |
- Set up FindIt!@NUS Libraries https://libguides.nus.edu.sg/findfulltext/findit - Go to Google Scholar and type in the search box Constitutionalizing the harm principle
- Use the FindIt@NUS Libraries link to access the article by authenticating using your NUS-ID and password.
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1. Ideation & Search Tools - Ideation Using 5W IH framework: What, When, Where, Who, Why, How - Which search tool?
FindMore, Database
or Google Scholar
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2. FindMore: One Search - Go to https://lib.nus.edu.sg - Enter the keywords in the search box, e.g. "harm principle" - The results are sorted by relevance.
- Click on the facets on the left panel to refine the search.
- Mark each item to save in 'Saved Items' folder. - The saved results can be exported, printed or emailed. |
3. Database: ProQuest - Enter the search terms in the search box, e.g. "legal moralism" - The results are sorted by relevance. - Click on the filters to refine the search. - Mark each item of interest and the saved results will be shown in the Selected Items folder. - Create an account to save the items and these can be accessed when you are logged in to ProQuest. |
4. Database: HeinOnline - Enter the search terms, e.g. "legal paternalism" - The results are sorted by relevance and can be refined using the filters on the left. An account can be created to save results. - The feature 'Search within results' can further narrow the search. - The example below shows narrowed results when the feature 'Search within results' is used. |
5. Evaluation of information sources - Use the CRAAP Test
- This quick test helps you to assess the quality of the sources you have found: Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy and Purpose.
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6.Citation - Cite your information sources to avoid plagiarism. When to cite? - direct quote from a source - paraphrase or summarise from a source - self referencing - use of works created by others
- Check out the citation styles: https://libguides.nus.edu.sg/citation/overview - Examples of citations using APA style: |
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