Usually, you look at the references that an author included when they wrote a particular piece. This is "backward citation searching" because you will only find references that were written and published BEFORE the piece you're reading. "Forward citation searching" allows you to see which things written AFTER the piece you're reading include your piece among their references.
You can do this in Google Scholar
Most likely, chapters of books will not appear as separate entries, so you'll have to sort out whether the Citing Work is really referring to your chapter or to some other part of the book.
Google Scholar will give you a link if Earlham has full-text access to the thing you're interested in. If not, you should request that item through Interlibrary Loan - any librarian can help you if you need help with that process.
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