journal stacks at your library. If that doesn’t work, try interlibrary loan.1 The first key to gathering secondary sources is that you should not spend too much time on any one source. This is not yet the time to be reading deeply. When you obtain a potential source, skim it quickly. Don’t worry about whether you agree with its conclusions or whether it has any particular arguments that support or oppose the direction of your paper. If your source is a library book, don’t
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