EN 104 - Literature of the Fantastic - Professor Cavelos: Articles

insanity and horror
(journey OR epic OR odyssey) AND (science fiction OR fantas* fiction) 
(fiction OR literature) AND "other world*" 
"perilous realm" 
"other worlds" AND "science fiction" 
(insanity or madness) AND horror AND (literature OR fiction) 
"science fiction" AND theor*
genre* AND horror
happy ending* AND (fantas* OR science fiction)
romantic AND (fantas* OR science fiction)

• Scholarly or peer-reviewed journals have articles written by experts in academic or professional fields.
• Their intended audience is other scholars and professionals.
• Their content is usually highly specialized.
  
• Scholarly articles are excellent for finding out what has been researched on a topic
• They are also good for finding bibliographies that point to other relevant sources of information.
• Examples are: Journal of Chemical Physics, Inorganic Chemistry, Journal of the American Chemical Society
  
• The word "journal" is not necessarily in the title of a scholarly publication - but it often is!
• For more info please see YouTube video on the subpage attached to this page.

Google Scholar helps you search for scholarly articles and books with the same simple, quick technology as the familiar Google search engine. It is good for overviews and beginning research.

Please note:  When on campus, the WebBridge button is enabled in Google Scholar.  Ask for WebBridge-enable instructions when off-campus.