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- 7. What is a journal article? What is a library database?
- 8. Characteristics of a Scholarly Article: Audience - Researchers, Academic Faculty, Students Author(s) - An expert in the field or on the topic; the author's name is always noted Language - Technical or elevated language Organization - Very structured; often include an abstract, literature review, etc. Length - Usually rather lengthy, 10-30 pages References - Always contain cited sources and a bibliography or Works Cited page
- 11. fear in Edgar Allen Poe Stories Concept 2 Concept 1
- 15. fear Edgar Allan Poe Mary Shelley OR AND AND fear EAP fear MS fear AND AND
- 17. OR OR OR fear Edgar Allan Poe dread fear Edgar Allan Poe obesession terro r Add synonyms Add additional terms
- 18. Boolean Operators AND OR • Join different concepts • Helps to narrow, with FEWER search results • Join similar concepts or synonyms • Helps broaden, with MORE search results
- 19. Wildcards (*) broaden fem* retrieves: female, feminine, feminist sex* retrieves: sexuality, sexism gender* retrieves: gender, genders
- 21. Need Help? Ask a Librarian • Email us: library@uhcl.edu • Text us: 281-816-4341 • Chat & FAQ: https://uhcl.libanswers/com