User:Treebranch1789/Choose an Article
Article Selection
[edit]Please list articles that you're considering for your Wikipedia assignment below. Begin to critique these articles and find relevant sources.
Option 1
[edit]- Article title - Citation
- Article Evaluation
- As mentioned in class previously, the "citation" article seems very complete, though it lacks discussion on citation politics and the knowledge gap that it creates. I would want it to discuss the issues of citations, especially in citing marginalized groups.
- Sources
- "Citation Politics: The gender gap in internet governance" by Fernanda R. Rosa, Kimberly Anastacio, Maria Vitoria Pereira de Jesus, and Hemanuel Jhose A. Veras.:"Africa in the Indian imagination: race and the politics of postcolonial citation" by Antoinette M. Burton:""We are not named"; Black women and the politics of citation in anthropology" by Christen A. Smith and Dominique Garrett-Scott.
Option 2
[edit]- Article title - Cognitive Justice
- Article Evaluation
- The "Cognitive Justice" article seems to be a stub with little information and cited information. I want to expand this article and cover anything that it might have missed. Although I have little knowledge on the topic, I think that mentioning the Global South in the article would be a good start in covering a knowledge gap.
- Sources
- "Peacebuilding, constitutionalism, and the global south the case for cognitive justice plurinationalism" by Kajit J. Bagu:"Towards cognitive justice in higher education: rethinking the teaching of educational leadership with international students" by Bev Rogers:"Decolonisation and cognitive justice imperatives in health sciences related research supervision" by A. Louw
Option 3
[edit]- Article title - Open Access Citation Advantage
- Article Evaluation
- Similarly to the "Cognitive Justice" article, the "Open Access Citation Advantage" article would be good to work on because it is a stub and has little information covered by it. Because it has so little information, there is little to go off from it and the information is a bit scattered. I listed a few sources that could bridge some knowledge gaps, but have only skimmed them.
- Sources
"Rethinking the open access citation advantage: Evidence from the "reverse-flipping" journals" by Wei Ming and Zhenyue Zhao
"Sustainability of open access citation advantage: the case of Elsevier's author-pays hybrid open access journals" by Hajar Sotudeh and Zohreh Estakhr