Monograph
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Definition:
- A monograph is a book.
- It is on a single specialized topic.
- It is 1 volume.
- It is usually long, over 100 pages
- It will have citations and a bibliography.
- It is usually by one author, but sometimes more.
- It is often published by a University Press or Scholarly Organization.
- The author often has an advanced degree (Ph.D., Ed.D., JD, etc.) or some other special qualification related to the topic.
Example:
Kinship Myth in Ancient Greece
by Lee E. Patterson (A quick search of the web indicates Patterson has a Ph.D. in Classical Studies)
University of Texas Press, 2010.
https://read.cnu.edu/record=b1222057
A look at the catalog record indicates it is 255 pages and includes bibliographic references.
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