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All available citations are displayed once you access a list. Each citation is hyperlinked either to the full text document, or catalogue records of items held in the Library's collections. They may also link to online articles and Web sites.

To view an item, either click the view item icon or the citation title.

Other citation information includes:

• The author(s) of the item or work
• The title of and link to (if possible) the source (book or journal title)
• The year the source was published
• An icon indicating the format of the work

To view additional information about a citation, click the more information icon . This displays bibliographic information about the item as well as the source work, including page numbering and publication details which may be required when creating bibliographies

When viewing an item you may be presented with a Copyright regulation warning. This indicates that the book chapter or journal article has been digitised, and therefore certain Copyright restrictions apply. Click the continue button to advance to the scanned document.

In some cases, you will be able to see a citation but not access the full text document due to copyright restrictions. Please speak to your lecturer for further information