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Literary Research  Tags: literary_research writing_an_english_paper surfing_the_web literature  

This guide is intended to assist students who are conducting research on literature in English.
Last update: Oct 26th, 2009 URL: http://libguides.bc.edu/litresearch  Print Guide  RSS Updates

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Types of Journals

Most popular journals, such as Time and Esquire are not academically or research- focused.

On the other hand, American Literature, ELH , or The Journal of Modern Literature are examples of scholarly, peer-reviewed journals that are generally preferred by researchers.

Features of a Peer-Reviewed Journal

Articles submitted to peer-reviewed journals for publication consideration are sent by the editor to several reviewers who are experts in the field covered by the article.

These experts then contact the editor with a recommendation to publish or not to publish.

This rigorous review process gives articles credibility and intellectual prestige.

 

 

 

Peer-Reviewed Articles: Literature Databases

Peer-Reviewed Articles: Databases from Other Disciplines

Peer-Reviewed Articles: Multidisciplinary Databases

 

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