Q. Can't find full text through LinkSource
I'm not sure which of you will receive this message, so I'll simply say Dear Colleague:
I am trying to get hold of the full text of an article: "Aliens, Androgynes, and Anthropology: Le Guin's Critique of Representation in The Left Hand of Darkness," by Mona Fayad. It was originally published in Mosaic, vol. 30 (1/9/97); ISSN 0027-1276. I located the reference to the article in Humanities Source, which didn't have the full text (even though I specified that I wanted articles with full text only); LinkSource referred me to Academic OneFile, General OneFile, and Literature Resource Center--but none of them seem to have the article at all. It didn't seem as though our library has Mosaic in our collection, but I'm wondering if you could help me locate the article. I'd be happy to find it in print; I don't need an electronic copy (though that would certainly be nice).
I am on sabbatical this semester, so you'll get the automated "out of office" reply--but I am, in fact, checking my NCC e-mail frequently--just to keep my in-box from filling up, if nothing else. I'd be grateful for any help or suggestions.
Thank you very much.
I am trying to get hold of the full text of an article: "Aliens, Androgynes, and Anthropology: Le Guin's Critique of Representation in The Left Hand of Darkness," by Mona Fayad. It was originally published in Mosaic, vol. 30 (1/9/97); ISSN 0027-1276. I located the reference to the article in Humanities Source, which didn't have the full text (even though I specified that I wanted articles with full text only); LinkSource referred me to Academic OneFile, General OneFile, and Literature Resource Center--but none of them seem to have the article at all. It didn't seem as though our library has Mosaic in our collection, but I'm wondering if you could help me locate the article. I'd be happy to find it in print; I don't need an electronic copy (though that would certainly be nice).
I am on sabbatical this semester, so you'll get the automated "out of office" reply--but I am, in fact, checking my NCC e-mail frequently--just to keep my in-box from filling up, if nothing else. I'd be grateful for any help or suggestions.
Thank you very much.
