WWC’s A Beginner’s Guide to Academic Research
We are pleased to present WWC’s A Beginner’s Guide to Academic Research!
This pandemic project has been over 2 years in the making and we hope it will greatly assist any of our readers who are eager to conduct in-depth research but may be at a loss where to start.
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The guide is split into 6 parts:
Introduction and Table of Contents
Part 1: Getting Started
Part 2: Searching for Sources Online
Part 3: Evaluating Sources
Part 4: Navigating Academic Sources
Part 5: Recognizing Your Limits
Each portion of the guide has links to connect to the previous and next sections. While it is possible to view tumblr pages on phones and tablets through the app, we highly recommend viewing this guide via browser on desktop whenever possible. Tumblr page formatting is better suited for browsers and each section is very dense with information, which will make scrolling in the app or on your dashboard difficult.
Future FAQ/ Discussion:
As noted in part 5 of the guide, for the next two weeks, we will be keeping an eye on the notes for this post. If you have further questions or comments about academic research, drop them here and we will select the most pertinent to respond to in a later post.
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Stephanie Garber, Once Upon a Broken Heart
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― Joan Didion, Blue Nights
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Mieko Kawakami, from 'Heaven'
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~ Bianca Sparacino, "The Strength In Our Scars"
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Mary Oliver, from “Don’t Hesitate.”
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my favorite block on the aids quilt
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Eliot Hodgkin, Peeled Lemons, 1958
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Danez Smith, from “I Didn’t Like You When I Met You”
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