Sample citation: Drucker, Johanna. "Graphic Devices: Narration And Navigation." Narrative 16.2 (2008): 121-139.
You can also try entering the article title or journal title directly into PRIMO to see if we have it in a database subscription. If we do not have it, you can always use ILL to acquire the article.
Very simply an article is peer reviewed if it has been read and scrutinized by scholars or other researchers in the field prior to publication. Think of it as quality control for research and publication.
The article and the journal where it is published also meet certain research and publishing standards for that particular discipline
Other terms for peer reviewed are:
Also check Ulrich's Periodical Directory by Journal Title to see if a journal is peer reviewed. There will be an image of a referee jersey next to the title if it is peer reviewed.
Databases with art coverage
These Kemp Library databases are usually the first places to try for Art research.
General databases with art coverage
These databases are general in subject coverage and may also be helpful to search.
Remember - depending on your topic these may not be the only useful databases. Check out our databases page if your topic is interdisciplinary.
Looking for a specific journal title? Check our online library catalog PRIMO to see if we have it either in print or electronically.