The below finds many articles using
instead of
SELECT ?item ?itemLabel ?itemDescription
{
?item wdt:P31 wd:Q591041 ; wdt:P1433 [] .
SERVICE wikibase:label { bd:serviceParam wikibase:language "en" }
}
It's not clear who added them as many came from QuickStatementsBot:
Item ‘Film as Evidence’—a Review (Q64665886) is probably one I've added as part of a batch for History Workshop Journal (Q5774776). Of the 2,500 items marked as scholarly publication (Q591041) instead of scholarly article (Q13442814) just over 2,000 come from the History Workshop Journal. I'll have a go at sorting out those items.
That's taken care of the articles in the History Workshop Journal, leaving 462 items which are instances of scholarly publications.
@Richard Nevell: some may be left:
BTW, could you also look into the question about the stray text mentioned on your talk page.
@Trilotat: some of the remaining ones seem to be yours. Would you double check which P31 is needed?
@Jura1 Thanks! I fixed the ones I could find that were from three publications I knew I've worked with. Not sure I got them all. Is there a query I can do to find others that I've generated?
Is is safe to generalize that if there's a DOI, it's a scholarly article, less those with DOI beginning with "10.5962/BHL.TITLE"?
@Richard Nevell Some in Journal of Social Archaeology, that could do with an edit. I enjoyed my undergrad studying archeology in Southern California. I enjoyed the fieldwork.
Good spot. I think that's taken care of all the ones I've added. Southern California sounds like a more exotic place for fieldwork than the English midlands!
@RobinMelanson A number of the articles on the subject of linguistics seem to be yours. Do you mind checking to be sure the appropriate P31 is in use? Cheers.