Scholarly sources are “peer-reviewed” articles that use new research findings and theoretical tools to contribute to ongoing conversations within and across various disciplines. As a result, they can sometimes be difficult since they tend to draw on relatively specialized vocabularies. But they also pack a lot of thinking, insight, and research into a relatively small suitcase.
For this paper, choose ONE scholarly source that you are using for your research (My research is to explore what people think are genetically modified foods - GMOs). Then, please answer the following questions with "Question & Answer" format:
1. Full reference to the article (e.g. title, author, journal title, volume/issue number, pages, date).
7. What is the author’s driving research question?
3. Who is the intended audience for this article? Who is invested in talking about this in a scholarly context?
3. How does this article help you contextualize or frame your own research? In other words how can you use this article to explain to others why your research is interesting and important? (Remember – you might draw on this article for its theoretical, methodological or empirical insights)
5. What does your audience need to know or understand to make sense of your research?
***Writer, you MUST answer all 5 questions in order to fulfill the requirements for this paper, thank you.***
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