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Subject: Re: differece between journals and magazines

Author:
Luciano Valadares (Test)

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Date Posted: 06:12:14 08/11/10 Wed
In reply to: Mar�lia Salgadovilas Boas Safar 's message, "differece between journals and magazines" on 10:25:55 08/10/10 Tue

>The difference between journal and other sources of
>knowledge such as magazine, newspaper and newsletters
>is the credibility.
>Magazines attend to a general public (Time, Veja,
>Vogue, Vanity Fair). They are written by professional
>journalist (is not necessary to be a specialist in the
>field), essayist, poets and writers of fictions. The
>issues are a wide variety of subjects:popular
>interest, photography, editorial opinion,
>advertisements. The focus is first hand accounts and
>there is not necessary list of sources and
>bibliography.
>On the other hand, journals attend scholars,
>specialists and students. They are written by
>specialist on the field, generally scholars with PhDs.
>They emphasize research results (report of original
>research), detailed examination, statistical analysis,
>and graphics.Bliography usually is included. The
>language used may be difficult to be understood
>because of technical language or jargon.

testing

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