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1 A literature review examines primary resources (that is, previously published reports of original research) and evaluates the relationship between the resources and the focus of paper. Literature review

2 Shows the author’s credibility as a knowledgeable source on the topic – Situates the research within the field – Acknowledges previous contributions and demonstrates awareness of those publications Has an introduction, sections, and a conclusion Demonstrates agreements, disagreements, and other relationships between published research in the field The Literature Review

3 Cocktail party analogy of a literature review Cocktail Party Model

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9 History DefinitionsPhilosophies Methodologies

10 History DefinitionsPhilosophies Methodologies

11 The “Literature review” section of the Writing Centre website – http://library.royalroads.ca/writing-centre http://library.royalroads.ca/writing-centre – More information – Sample lit reviews Contact the Writing Centre: – writingcentre@royalroads.ca writingcentre@royalroads.ca – (250) 391-2600, ext. 4353 – 1-800-788-8028 and ask for the Writing Centre More information

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