β Scribed by Efron, Sara Efrat; Ravid, Ruth
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
What is a literature review? --
Different orientations to a literature review --
Choosing a review topic and formulating a research question --
Locating and organizing research sources --
Selecting, analyzing, and keeping notes of sources --
Evaluating research articles --
Structuring and organizing the literature review --
Developing arguments and supporting claims --
Synthesizing and interpreting the literature --
The writer voice and the writing process --
Acknowledging sources: citations, quotations, and plagiarism --
Putting it all together.
Academic writing;Dissertations, Academic -- Authorship;Report writing;Research -- Methodology;LITERARY CRITICISM / Books & Reading;Book reviewing
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