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Make-up: Scholarly Sources

What Are Scholarly Sources?

Information sources that have been written by academics, experts or creative practitioners in a particular field or discipline, and published in books, conference publications and academic journal articles, can usually be considered scholarly.

They may report on original research, review books and exhibitions, address current issues facing the contemporary industries of performance design, film and fashion, or examine events through the lenses of history and theory. They are your best source of information about practice, industry and design, as well as issues pertaining to sustainability, gender, race, politics and cultural heritage within your field of study.

Google Scholar

Use Google Scholar to search for journal articles across and beyond AUB Library's holdings

Google Scholar Search

Finding Online Articles

The recommended journals above are just a selection of the many journal publications you can access. Search the Full Text Finder to find more individual journal titles.

To start searching generally for articles on a topic, use Search Plus, which will search across most of the Library's eJournals, eBooks and journal search tools all in a single search:

Search Plus
 

WorldCat

Recommended Journals

Make-up: A Glamorous History

Very Short Introductions

Databases

You can also search across various journals using specialist subject databases. Don't just stop at one when you're researching, as the content is likely to be different in each of them.

A full list of every resource that the Library has access to can be found on the A-Z of Databases