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Use KEWORD option if you don't know the Library of Congress Subject.
In KEYWORD put phrases in quotes.
e.g. "public relations"
OR Browse titles by Subject Heading
See: all public relations journals (130)
See: Advertising (296)
See: Business Communication (261)
Sample titles:
1. Journal of Public Relations Research
2. Public Relations Journal
3. Public Relations News
4. Public Relations Quarterly
5. Public Relations Tactics
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Why use Google Books?
Google Books searches the full-text of books. It is great for narrow topics because it lets you search within the text of books--you can see the table of contents, index or a portion of the contents of the book. You can then locate the book in a nearby library.
Current in print copyrighted books are not full text. Out of print but still copyrighted books will show 20% of the book. Books in the public domain (pre 1923) are completely full text.
SAMPLE SEARCH: "public relations"
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