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Primo is a library search engine that pulls articles, videos, images, theses, and more, from databases and the library catalog.
Use Primo To:
Explore topics
Identify relevant databases
Find specific articles
Search Tips:
Refine your search terms using a specific, targeted word or phrase. Vague searches will return too many results, while specific searches will give you narrower, more targeted results.
Click "Advanced Search" to get even more specific results.
Narrow search results using the selectors in the left sidebar. You can narrow by resource type, discipline, publication date, subject terms, language, library location, and more. You can also choose to show only physical or online items, or peer-reviewed content.
Start with keyword or phrase. Select linked subject headings for more books. Or try a known title. Some examples:
food and (faith or religion)
food scarcity
industrial agriculture
Also use for known title or author of book, video, government document:
Title - The vegan studies project : food, animals, and gender in the age of terror
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