1. Is written by a scholar in the field for a scholarly journal
2. Has been through a scholarly referee process to be evaluated by experts in the field
3. Is aimed at a specialized audience and uses the jargon of the discipline
4. Includes documentation in the form of notes, footnotes, and bibliography
5. Is usually pretty long. (A two-page article is not likely to be a scholarly one.)
After you watch the short video on "What Is a Scholarly Article?" take a look at the following articles:
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Once you have browsed through the articles, answer the questions on "Exercise 1: Recognizing a Scholarly Article," which you will find in Module 5 in the Camino site for this course. These questions will help you determine if these are scholarly articles.