User talk:Hazelanon

This user is a student editor in University_of_Oklahoma/Sex_and_Gender_in_Early_Christianities_(Spring_2023) .

Peer review

-It looks like some of your citations aren't linked. In the first paragraph some of the {1} are linked but not all. I think if you delete your current citation after the sentence and then click the citation button above "publish changes" there's a re-use tab and you can make them all linkable to the footnote

-Can you link desert mother to the Wiki article for that? And some of the other names throughout (Toxotius, Jerome)

-I would add a little phrase after Jerome explaining who is for context

-A lot of this article that you didn't write is giving plaigerism vibes -- I might check that out. Just some of the language feels very old and like someone copied and pasted -- "as austere a life as the fathers of the desert" etc.

-Great detail added about the gendered quarers in the monasteries

-"Some authors" -- which? And authors of what, Christian history? Current scholars? Maybe cite an article that contains these critiques

- "A high ranking member of the community" -- which community? And ranking through what, class? Wealth? Politics? Family? Religion? I know it's explained later but probably good to sum up here

-The article looks like it doesn't have any sections, maybe split it up for structure purposes, like early life, monastic work, veneration, maybe even a section on artistic representations of her if you needed more stuff to add!!

Okiecashew (talk) 23:27, 11 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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