46 Ch. 6 Credits and Attributions
Katelyn Burton
Additional Links
English 111 InfoGuide, (http://infoguides.virginiawestern.edu/eng111) Brown Library
Scholarly Source Annotation, (http://libguides.radford.edu/scholarly) Radford University
CC-Licensed Content, Shared Previously
Choosing & Using Sources: A Guide to Academic Research. Cheryl Lowry, ed., CC-BY.
Writing in College: From Competence to Excellence. Amy Guptill, CC BY-NC-SA.
Image Credits
Figure 6.1 “Source Type Table,” Writing in College: From Competence to Excellence, by Amy Guptill, Open SUNY, CC-BY-SA-NC.
Figure 6.2 “Understanding the Academic Peer Review Process,” Kalyca Schultz, Virginia Western Community College, CC-0.
Figure 6.3 “Example Scholarly Source”, Kalyca Schultz, Virginia Western Community College, CC-BY-SA, derivative image from “Transnational Debts: The Cultural Memory of Navajo Code Talkers in World War II” in American Studies Journal, by Birgit Dawes, American Studies Journal, CC-BY-SA.
Figure 6.4 “Developing a Research Question,” Kalyca Schultz, Virginia Western Community College, CC-0.
Figure 6.5 “What’s Your Research Question?,” Kalyca Schultz, Virginia Western Community College, CC-0.
