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Use these databases to find articles. Please note: If the full-text of the article does not appear in the database, click the 360 Link to Full Text button to check for the full text. Request the article from InterLibrary Loan if full-text not available. (Free!)
Ways to identify scholarly articles:
Find books at OSU & elsewhere with OSU Libraries 1Search:
Questions about 1Search? Go here!
OSU's Writing Center Make an appointment or review their online help.
Many sites can guide you in using MLA. Especially helpful is Purdue's OWL site.
Plagiarism? It's Your Call: Can you cite correctly? Take the quiz and find out!
Original from Western Michigan University's SearchPath tutorial, this version from Lesley U.
Check out these suggestions for determining if your journal article or book is scholarly.
Not all but many journal articles have a similar structure. Understanding this structure may facilitate your understanding, interpretation and analysis of the author(s)' writing. This web site details a common structure that authors use:
http://unilearning.uow.edu.au/reading/1d.html.
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