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How to Read a Scholarly Article

Articles in scholarly, peer-reviewed journals can be difficult to read when compared to magazine articles. This entry from the Credo Reference database provides some useful tips on how best to read a scholarly article:

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Structure of a Scholarly Article

Peer-reviewed articles generally have distinctive parts. You may not be able to understand an entire scholarly article. The

author abstract, the introduction, the results, and the conclusion may be all you need for your paper.

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Anatomy of a Scholarly Article

ENGL 1311 - Composition I: Scholarly Articles

How to Read a Scholarly Article

Structure of a Scholarly Article

Peer-reviewed articles generally have distinctive parts. You may not be able to understand an entire scholarly article. The

author abstract, the introduction, the results, and the conclusion may be all you need for your paper.

Explore this infographic developed by the North Carolina State University Libraries: