Comprehensive Guide to Literature Review Process

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A literature review is essential before conducting research to identify existing information, gaps in literature, major works, and relationships between studies and theories. Follow steps such as defining the topic, sourcing information, discussing findings, and drafting to write an effective literature review using various resources like books, journals, and databases.


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  1. Literature review Mahdi Al-Anawy

  2. -Research almost never conduct a study in intellectual vacuum - The researcher reviews resources related to a particular topic before entering in the study.

  3. What is a Literature Review A literature review is survey of research article books and other information resources related to your study.

  4. Purposes of Literature Review to identify 1) information exists and other people working in your research field. 2) gaps in literature. 3) major research works, methodology & techniques. 4) Main ideas, conclusions and theories. 5) Relationship between previous studies and theories

  5. How Write Literature Review 1) Define the research topic 2) Identify information sources. 3) Discuss finding and conclusion with others 4) Identify relationship between works and the literature

  6. Write Literature Review

  7. Literature Review Resources 1) Books. 2) Journals 3) Conference papers 4) Magazines and newspapers 5) Research reports 6) Theses 7) Electronic databases

  8. Steps for Writing a Literature Review 1) Planning 2) Reading and research 3) Analyzing 4) Drafting 5) Revising

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