Obtaining references and copyright information

Clicking on the document download tab will take you from the book Moodle page to the journal page.

Articles marked "Open Access(※)" can be downloaded for free.

Even if it is not marked as "Open Access," it may be possible to download it via the network of an institution (such as a university) that has a contract with the journal.

Even if you cannot download the paper, you can get an overview of the paper by reading the abstract.

Then, it would be a good idea to request a copy or obtain the literature for a fee through your university library.

※"Open Access" refers to articles that allow publishers and authors to make their articles publicly available for academic (and in some cases commercial) purposes. Even in Open Access, the copyright belongs to the author, so it is necessary to follow rules such as properly writing citation information and not making changes. Open Access has several levels of restrictions, so be careful when citing or publishing copyrighted works.

About citing charts and illustrations：　In some cases, it is permitted to quote figures from the author's own paper on the author's website (including this Moodle course). Therefore, please note that even if a diagram is published in this Moodle course, it may not be permitted to reprint it on another website without permission.