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Why critically reviewing literature? |
Develop a clear argument about what published literature is indicated is known and not known about your research question |
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What are forms of critical reviewing? |
Integrative Methodological Theoretical systematic Historical |
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What is methodological reviewing? |
Focussing on approaches, research strategies and data collection techniques. Not to find things |
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What is Systematic review |
When you have research question, aim and strategies. It’s to conclude what is known trough literature |
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What is integrative review? |
To generate new frameworks and perspectives. Used when the research field is unclear. |
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What is historical review? |
To evaluate the evaluation of research on a specific topic |
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Theoretical review |
To establish what theory exists and the relationship between them. Used when current theories are unclear and to explain new phenomena |
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What aspects of you consider when being critical to literature? |
Critique of Rhetoric Critique of tradition Critique of authority Critique of objectivity |
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What is critique of objectivity? |
Checking the literature is value free |
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What is Critique of authority? |
The dominant view portrayed in literature |
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What is Critique of rhetoric |
Appraising or evaluating a problem with effective use of language |
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What is Critique of tradition? |
Using literature sources to question the conventional wisdom. |
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What are common structures of critical review? |
A Single chapter A series of chapters Throughout the project report as you tackle issues Funnel approach |
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What are secondary sources? |
Books Journals Newspapers Goverments publications |
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What are Primary sources? |
Reports Theses Emails Company reports Unpublished sources |
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What are tertiary sources? |
Dictionary’s Encyclopedias Bibliographies Indexes
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What is a relevance tree used for? |
Search terms that are most relevant Which areas you will search first and which later Areas that are the most important |