Today, we just find a preview on Google Books and find the relevant pages, saving literally hours of flipping through the volumes to find all potentially\u00a0useful references.<\/p>\n
And of course, you can then type in relevant keywords on Google Books and see what else comes up. And if you have a blog, you can even share some of what you found by embedding the books here.<\/p>\n
How did we ever manage to do research before we had these resources? The answer is: much more slowly and less efficiently. It is an exciting time to be in academia!<\/p>\n
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