This document provides instructions for finding a specific journal article from a reading list using the library resources. It outlines the steps to search for the journal by title, identify the relevant database that holds the full text, log into the Athens system using your university credentials, navigate to the correct volume and issue, and access the full PDF text of the desired article. The process involves searching eJournals, identifying the database link, logging into Athens if not on campus, selecting the university, and then navigating through the journal pages to find the specific citation.

1. How to find a journal article from your reading list Samantha Halford Librarian for Business & Management and Marketing & Enterprise http://libguides.mdx.ac.uk/content.php?hs=a&pid=50168 [email_address]

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10. There are several types of Athens login screen: you can only put your username and password into the one that actually says ‘Middlesex University’ on it. So, if you see this screen, you need to click ‘ Alternative login ’ to find the Middlesex login screen.

12. Click on ‘Middlesex University’.

16. The menu will expand – now click on the volume and issue number that you need.

17. Scroll down the page, until you see the correct article: in this case, it was called ‘In the Eye of the Beholder…’

18. Now, click on the title so see more information, or click on ‘PDF Full Text’ to read or print the whole article.