i agree they should be. Tip: many times, you can email (one of) the author(s) of a paper and they will send you a pdf. (They don't make any money from the journal gatekeeping, so most of the time they are happy to send you a free copy)
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Also, any article derived from federally funded research (NIH, DOD, etc) has to be submitted to PubMed Central (PMC) for full-text release. Check it out! https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/
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Protip: email the authors directly, they'll usually send you a copy for free
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Confirmed. Works for pubmed, too.
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They publish research with public health implications, often funded with taxpayer money, and make it inaccessible to the public. In the meantime, they enlist academics like myself to provide free labor through peer review. It’s an absurd arrangement.
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Search Open Access journals. Check out http://www.doaj.org for a list of all them
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Use your library bro. It’s part of your tuition.
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I used my library but some of them they just don’t provide cause they’re too expensive and you fricken have to request it and sometimes they’ll deny it. Cause it’s too expensive and/or hard to get. I’m currently goin through this
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I have access. PM me with a citation if you need something.
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You go to Harvard. Use remote library access.
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My public library card gets me access behind the paywall to academic journal databases, more than I can fathom. Haven't yet found one I've wanted which was unavailable.
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