This will give you a list of databases and other resources related to your topic. Some of the articles you find may be fulltext online, but many of the databases will only give you citations or abstracts. You will be cheating your research process if you only use the ones which are fulltext online, because many of the best, and most scholarly, journals are not available online at this point. It's not hard to find out whether or not we have the journals in print format. That's why you had to go to a database to begin with.
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At this point, you might go right into your journal's record, or you might get a list of similar titles. If you get a list of titles, choose the one which either doesn't have a date next to it or has no extra information after the title. It may take a little hunting, but you'll find it. OK, you're in the home stretch. The last step, and perhaps the most important, is to check to see what form your volume is in.