4-Steps For Literature Review

Step 1: Search for relevant literature on your topic

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Step 2: Evaluate and select sources of information for literature

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Step 3: Identify themes, debates, and gaps in the literature

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Step 4: Outline your literature review’s structure

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4 common approaches to structure the literature review

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1. Chronological 2. Thematical 3. Methodological and 4. Theoretical

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4-Steps For Literature Review

Step 1: Search for relevant literature on your topic

Step 2: Evaluate and select sources of information for literature

Step 3: Identify themes, debates, and gaps in the literature

Step 4: Outline your literature review’s structure

4 common approaches to structure the literature review

1. Chronological 2. Thematical 3. Methodological and 4. Theoretical

1. Chronological 2. Thematical 3. Methodological and 4. Theoretical

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