Mage Joan

Duo holding the thick manuscript in both hands, thought for a while, and then made a suggestion to Joan.

"I will copy a manuscript for you, and then send it to the master immediately. With the help of magic, it will be delivered to the master tomorrow at the latest."

"However, I can't guarantee that the host will spare free time to help you review the manuscript. If you feel that there is no problem, you can actually submit the manuscript directly."

"Direct submission..." Joan hesitated.

According to his understanding, freshmen in the Austrian Academy of Law rarely published papers in the first academic year.

Freshmen will also study essay writing, but this type of essay is nothing but homework.

After writing it, you can just show it to your instructor. You don’t need to think about it.

"Mr. Vida, if you are not at ease, you can ask the elder sister and senior sister of this major to help review the manuscript."

Duo'er made a copy while he made a random suggestion.

Joan's cheeks were flushed and he rubbed his hands awkwardly.

"I am not good at communication. The seniors of this major do not recognize it at all."

He was in the Olympic Law School, and he had only two friends, Angel and Lane.

These two guys are also freshmen and may not be able to help him review the manuscript.

Of course, Angel and Ryan are both loyal boys, and will certainly not refuse to help.

Joan expected that if he showed them the manuscript, Angel and Ryan would definitely take it to their mentor for review.

Dean Franklin, of course, is a good professor and an authority in the academic world.

But Joan didn't want to trouble Mr. Dean.

First, I am embarrassed. Second, it will embarrass my tutor Professor Moriarty.

Just as Joan thought left and right, time passed silently, and two hours passed unconsciously.

Duoer put down the quill pen, rubbed his white and slender fingers, and looked up at Joan with a smile.

"I've finished copying, do you want to check it to avoid errors in useful words or grammar."

Joan shook his head quickly.

"You have worked hard, Duoer, and this copy will also trouble you to send me to the tutor."

"Due to service, you don't have to be polite." Duo'er smiled softly.

After Joanne thanked him, he took the manuscript to say goodbye to her.

On the afternoon of the next day, Qiao An received the "Windstorming Technique" from Doer.

In his letter, Doer told Joan a little apologetically that Professor Moriarty was crazy and could not help him review the manuscript for the time being.

The playful professor, also asked Doer to give his students two words.

"Whatever the thesis, just write it."

"As long as you think there is no problem, take it for submission."

At the end of the next letter, Doer told Joan apologetically.

"I'm so sorry. When the master received the manuscript, he was drinking in a strip club. At that time, his mind might be a little sober, and he talked more casually. Don't go to your heart."

Joan's own tutor was not qualified to complain about Professor Moriarty's slow attitude, but he sighed helplessly.

With an eagerness to get rid of "trouble", Joan decided to "handle" the paper immediately.

He bought stamps and the largest envelope, put the manuscript together with a short self-introduction into the envelope, and then filled in the delivery address.

There are a large number of academic journals and journals related to Austrian law majors with varying levels of quality.

If a student like Joan who has just entered the graduate school, if he intends to submit a manuscript, he or she will usually choose a medium-grade journal or journal under the guidance of a tutor to try the water, and then get a good face.

Joan's situation is rather special. First, he has no experience, and secondly, he lacks the guidance of the mentor. He unknowingly made a mistake in the paper submission.

The academic journals he usually reads were not specifically selected at first, so they read whatever they had.

I looked at it later, and found that the articles published in many journals were of such a poor level that he could not stand even as a rookie.

One can imagine that this type of journal itself is a mess of water.

After a lot of reading, Joanne found that only the four core journals affiliated with the Valais Austrian Law Society published articles with excellent quality and guaranteed level.

Now it's his turn to submit a manuscript, so he naturally regards these core journals as a reference for his manuscript submission.

It is also a core journal, but it also has a distinction.

For the four major journals of the Austrian Law Society, the highest-level "Austria Exploration" belongs to the "special core journal".

The second-level "Austria Newsletter" belongs to the "authoritative core journal".

The second-ranked "Journal of Austrian Law" belongs to "an important core journal".

The Austrian Law Review, ranked fourth, is classified as a “general core publication”.

Those outsiders who read these classification rules are likely to be stunned and wonder what the **** these are!

Joan actually had the same confusion, and initially even suspected it was just playing a word game.

For example, the term "general core publication" seems very funny.

If you don't want to admit that the attributions "general" and "core" contradict each other, you can only think of this as a black humor.

Having said that, Joan still selected the samples of the four core journals mentioned above in a pragmatic spirit, and read them all in contrast.

After reading it, he had to admit that people's hierarchical classification still makes sense.

The higher-ranked journals and the articles they publish are indeed of a higher level.

In terms of personal perception, most of the articles in the Austrian Law Review are interesting, light and lively, and there are many small and beautiful ideas, which are in line with the orientation for school students and young scholars. Article.

Joan’s perception of the Journal of Austrian Law is mainly rigorous. The style of the article is not as light and lively as that of the Austrian Law Review. The writing and argumentation are very solid. article.

As for the higher-level "Austrian Newsletter", it is even more powerful. Every article published is completely dry, like a bombshell. Sometimes it is just a seemingly inadvertent sentence, but it needs Joan to study repeatedly to understand the intention of the author, which reflects the profound and solid academic level of the author.

For "Austrian Newsletter", Joan is reading with a mood of learning. In fact, he can only understand a small part of the article, or even just a few paragraphs in the article.

As for the level of others?

A chicken like him can't dare to comment.

As for "Exploration of Austrian Law", after opening the journal and reading two pages, it was silently put down.

It's like a divine book!

Almost completely incomprehensible!

Inexplicably feel so good!

Looking back, since the articles published in the four major journals correspond to different amounts of academic points, it is also reasonable to widen the gap between the four major journals.

After all, academic points can be used as money in schools. If top journals are so easy to publish articles, is it not a cat or a dog that has to be poured into the water to cheat money.

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