As a general rule, look for articles when you need:
To find scholarly articles, use database limiters for peer-reviewed or refereed journals, which use experts from the same subject field or profession as the author to evaluate a manuscript prior to acceptance for publication. Learn more about the characteristics of scholarly articles and different kinds of journals and magazines in Evaluating Information Sources.
Selected full text articles from journals in a wide range of subjects, plus magazines, reports, books, and more
For subject-specific databases (Art, Business, etc.), see Databases by Subject.
Tip: Most scholarly articles start with an abstract, a summary that will help you understand the author's approach and main points. When terminology is unfamiliar, try the Merriam-Webster Dictionary search in Britannica.
Selected full text articles from regional U.S. and international newspapers; also includes television and radio news transcripts
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