Anatomy of a Scholarly Journal Article
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- 2. The Beginning of a Scholarly Article Generally speaking, scholarly articles follow a logical pattern. The author's name is stated clearly showing credentials and affiliations. The abstract relates the purpose and briefly discusses the content of the article. The introduction states the main purpose for the article and the logical progression the article will follow to support that purpose.
- 3. The Body Citations throughout the article demonstrate that the author’s opinion is backed by documented research. The outline of the article follows a logical progression of the point by point Headings mark out topical sections before the discussion.
- 4. Tables and Charts Tables and charts display relevant information in a brief, digestible form.
- 5. The Conclusion of a Scholarly Article The conclusion summarizes and finalizes the author’s main purpose, based on the evidence presented in the paper.
- 6. Research Evidence References listed at the end of the paper present the works used to build the author’s argument and conclusion.
- 7. Publishing Style Differences Be aware that journals use different style formats based on the publishing needs. Here the abstract is arranged in a box apart from the body of the article. The author’s credentials and affiliations are at the end of the paper. While the aesthetic of the presentation may differ, the body of the article will follow the outline and progression of thought.
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- 9. Find Scholarly Articles Using Database Limiters Database limiters or filters are tools that will help you focus a search on a particular type of scholarly information. The PubMed filter, presented here, limits search results to clinical trials.
- 10. Specialized Databases for Types of Scholarly Research Some databases are designed to look for a specific type of scholarly literature. Annual Reviews is a collection of reviews of the literature for various disciplines. PubMed Health focuses on literature in evidence-based practice and clinical effectiveness.
- 11. Look at the Titles Often a publication’s title declares the type of information within the article. This article is a technical report. This article presents a clinical practice guideline. This article is a case study.
- 12. Look at the Table of Contents Many journals organize articles by type. Check the table of contents to see what is available. As an example, the Journal of the Medical Library Association has a section of case studies. Anesthesiology Research and Practice lists a section for clinical studies.
- 13. The End