- A
periodical literature (also
called a
periodical publication or
simply a
periodical) is a
published work that
appears in a new
edition on a
regular schedule...
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entitled Observations on the cicada, or
locust of America,
which appears periodically once in 16 or 17
years that he
wrote in 1766. Bartram's article, which...
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commonly referred to as Salmagundi, was a 19th-century
satirical periodical created and
written by
American writer Washington Irving, his
oldest brother...
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periodical is a
periodical about law.
Legal periodicals include legal newspapers, law reviews,
periodicals published by way of commerce,
periodicals published...
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anarchist periodicals that are
still being published. The
following is a
chronological list of
noteworthy anarchist and proto-anarchist
periodicals that are...
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Objectivist periodicals are a
variety of
academic journals, magazines, and
newsletters with an
editorial perspective explicitly based on Ayn Rand's philosophy...
- A
periodicals librarian or
serials librarian is a
librarian who
works in the
specialized area of
periodical literature. A
periodicals librarian can have...
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Bikkurim (Hebrew: בכורים, lit. 'First-Fruits') was a
Hebrew annual periodical that
appeared in
Vienna in 1864–1865,
edited and
published by
Naphtali Keller...
- The ARAM
Periodical is an
annual peer-reviewed
academic journal published by the Aram
Society for Syro-Mesopotamian
Studies covering Ancient Near East...
