Answered By: Laura Sider
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Q: How do I limit my search to keywords that appear in the title of articles in Google Scholar?
Answered by: Laura Sider
By default, Google Scholar searches for your keywords anywhere in its index. These keywords could be in the article or journal title, the abstract, the full text of the article, etc. If your search terms retrieve too many results, use intitle: to limit your results. Here are some examples:
intitle:twombly
intitle:"abstract expressionism"

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