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The document provides instructions for using the Opposing Views in Context database on the MeLcat website. It explains that users should click on the "Opposing Views in Context" section after browsing MeLcat's database selections. This will take them to the main page where they can read new and recent articles, browse all topics by clicking the corresponding button, or choose from multiple topics divided into categories. The browse all topics button displays a list of available topics that can be further narrowed down using the category drop down menu, including a category for new and updated readings.
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- 2. When you first get on to MeLcat, go to Databases to browse their selections.
- 4. If you scroll down, you will find the “Opposing Views in Context section. Click on it to continue.
- 6. Once you are on the main page, you will see options to read new and recent articles that have been published
- 8. Under that is the Browse all Topics button, click on it to explore all the topics on the website.
- 10. There are also multiple topics divided into categories right below the View all Topics button that you could choose to explore.
- 12. Once you click the Browse all Topics button, there will be a list of the topics available to choose from.
- 14. You could also use the Choose a Category drop down to narrow your options.
- 16. One of those categories is for the New and Updated readings for more recent documents.