TRW: The Reflective Woman

A scholarly article, often called an academic or peer-reviewed article, is a written work that presents original research, analysis, or discussion on a specific topic within an academic or professional field. These articles are typically published in scholarly journals, which are periodicals dedicated to academic and research content. Scholarly articles are characterized by their rigorous review process, where experts in the field (peers) evaluate the article's quality and validity before publication.

The databases that will be the most helpful for you will depend on your topic. For a database related to a specific subject, you can view the database page on the library website and then filter by subject. The list of databases below covers a broad range of subjects and can be a great place to start when searching for articles. 

It can be difficult to find the full-text for certain articles. The information below walks you through how to access it. 

• Look for links to the PDF    or HTML versions of articles.

• For databases that do not provide full text, Click on the  link to see if St. Kate's has access to the article electronically or in print.
• If the full-text isn't available, you'll have to request it via interlibrary loan by clicking the "Request Via Interlibrary Loan" link and submitting the following form. The link will look like this on the article's page.