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HIS 494: Celtic Spirituality: Databases & Scholarly Articles

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Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

Peer-Reviewed or Scholarly Journal articles are written by scholars or professionals who are experts in their field. Then, other professionals in their field edit the article before it is published. 

How do I know if an article is peer-reviewed?  Use the following criteria:

  • Scholarly journal articles usually contain an abstract summarizing the contents of the article.
  • All sources used for writing the article are cited either in footnotes or bibliographies.  
  • The article is written by experts in the field of study.  Usually author's credentials will be listed either at the beginning or the end of the paper. 
  • Language of the article is intended for an informed, educated audience that is somewhat familiar with the material.
  • The journal the article is published has submission requirements that involve a review process.  

 

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