How to write a literature review?

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1. Jennifer
   

    "A literature review is known as a report or review of literature which is related to an area of research or study. It gives a complete synopsis of contemporary literature that is present on a given subject, usually in academe. It includes the essential features listed below for a compact and brief literature review.
   
   • Search all the content that is related to the topic being presented. Select the literature that helps in the understanding comprehending and authentication of the subject being discussed. Verify that the writers have the right standard of proficiency and accreditations and that the argument is convincing.
   
   • Introduce an outline of the topic or idea being presented, and the theme of the literature review in the introduction. This is basically a thesis acknowledgment and it should present the target of the writer very clearly.
   
   • Classify the works into categories that support of the position, those against, and those offering alternative stances.
   
   • Write an interpretation on how each work varies, and display similarities. Some professionals may acquiesce on one thing, but contradict on another. Include the most legitimate points, if they are at contradictory or not.
   
   • Conclude with the help of contentions which were the most convincing and the most applicable to the suggested idea or subject. Insight as to how the theme concerns to a broader topic is often added in the conclusion.
   
   • Refine and review, like any writing, check spelling, grammar and punctuation. Make sure thoughts follow a logical order."

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