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Post by brimstonne on Jan 17, 2015 0:10:31 GMT -6
Here are some search engines specifically geared towards academic searches. Jstor has some free articles, and books andsuch, but quite a few that you have to buy, but if you attend a university, then you can log in with that, and it will open up more sources for you. Its good for the really heavy research and reading material. Google Scholar is an excellent, resource for articles. www.jstor.org/scholar.google.com/ |
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Post by Jess on Jan 22, 2015 22:52:48 GMT -6
[Cross-posted from Gaulish Polytheism Board]Doing ResearchGeneral Specifically Celtic and Gaulish Verifying Your Sources - Try to find other sources to support this source's claim.
- Make sure that your sources are either primary or cite their sources.
- Make sure that sources you're using don't cyclically cite each other.
- Unless the source is for specifically modern practice, make sure that the source is archaeological, anthropological, or otherwise scholarly and not neopagan (a genre which has notoriously few fact-checks).
- Visit our How to research and critically think board.
- Ask trusted people/researchers/experts, if they are available.
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Post by wickedlittlecritta on Jan 27, 2015 15:31:48 GMT -6
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Post by hildeburh on Oct 4, 2015 7:41:25 GMT -6
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