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Literature Review
Carefully crafted summary of the recent studies conducted on a topic.
Periodicals
- Lack detail
- Meant for entertainment or news
- Eg. newspapers, popular magazines, radio broadcasts, etc.
Scholarly Journals
Peer-reviewed
Books
- Anthropologists and historians work is usually in books.
Dissertations
Report on original research.
Government Documents
- Sponsor studies and publish reports of the research
- Usually can only be attained by a trained specialist.
How to Conduct Systematic Literature Review
1. Define and refine a topic
2. Design a search
3. Locate research reports
4. Take notes
5. Write the review
Upsides to the Internet
- fast, easy and cheap
- provides links to connect to other sources of information.
- speeds up the flow of information and a has a "democratizing" effect.
- provides a very wide range of information.
Downsides to the Internet
- no quality control
- some excellent resources are not available on the internet
- finding sources can be difficult and time consuming.
- internet sources can be unstable and difficult to document.