Need another way to think about literature reviews? These are great docs to help with that. Also, there are some really useful tips on managing the process and corraling all those notes!
A literature review assesses a body of research, published by accredited scholars and researchers, that is connected to your research question and can either be a part of a larger work (e.g. thesis or dissertation) or stand on its own.
Purpose: A literature review
Process:
It is a journey that is cyclical rather than linear. Expect to return to and refine earlier efforts as your understanding of the research changes and grows.
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