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> “Sukhareva published more than 150 papers, six monographs and several textbooks on topics as diverse as intellectual disability, schizophrenia and multiple pe
by shshhdhs 8y ago
> “Sukhareva published more than 150 papers, six monographs and several textbooks on topics as diverse as intellectual disability, schizophrenia and multiple personality disorder, among other conditions.”
Off topic, but what’s the difference between an article, a monograph, and textbook? It seems there could be a Venn diagram of overlap— but perhaps is it just page length that is the characterizing difference?
- detaro 8y agoFrom my understanding: Papers are short(-ish), multiple papers by multiple authors are published together in a magazine/conference proceedings/... A monograph is a book by a single author on a single topic, mainly presenting their results and views. In contrast to that, a text book should be a survey of the specific field useful for learning about the field, and not just present the authors results.
- pvaldes 8y agoThe article needs to pass a peer review and other filters. In the case of a textbook it depends. Not necessarily. Monographies are often a compilation of published articles in the same theme (can have more than one author) or a review written for a recognised expert in that theme.