Literature Reviews Made Easy
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Literature Reviews Made Easy

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Literature Reviews Made Easy

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Publisher
Information Age Publishing
Year
2007
ISBN
9781617351938
Topic
Pedagogía
Subtopic
Investigación en educación

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half-Title
  3. Title
  4. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
  5. Contents
  6. Preface
  7. Chapter 1: Introduction
  8. Chapter 2: The Literature Review Process
  9. Chapter 3: Objective Research
  10. Chapter 4: Generalizability and Transferability
  11. Chapter 5: Quoting and Paraphrasing
  12. Chapter 6: Selecting Quality Sources for Your Review
  13. Chapter 7: Brainstorming: Examples of Factors to Consider
  14. Chapter 8: Creating an Initial Outline for Your Literature Review
  15. Chapter 9: Types of Article Examination Used in a Literature Review
  16. Chapter 10: What is an Analysis?
  17. Chapter 11: Creating Structure for an Analysis
  18. Chapter 12: What is a Comparison?
  19. Chapter 13: Contrast: The Important Other Sideof the Coin
  20. Chapter 14: Differentiating Between Strong and Weak Comparisons and Contrasts
  21. Chapter 15: Evaluation of Importance of the Literature to a Topic of Interest
  22. Chapter 16: Maximizing Your Evaluation
  23. Chapter 17: How Does Synthesizing Ideas Create a Framework?
  24. Chapter 18: What Does a Synthesis Look Like?
  25. Chapter 19: Synthesis and Integration: Complementing Ideas
  26. Chapter 20: Analysis, Comparison, Contrast, Evaluation, Synthesis, and Integration
  27. Chapter 21: Organizing Your Assessment of the Literature
  28. Chapter 22: Separating Your Ideas from Authors’ Ideas
  29. Chapter 23: Peer Critiquing
  30. Chapter 24: Reviewing Completed Publications
  31. Chapter 25: Expanding and Revising
  32. Chapter 26: Structuring Your Work
  33. Chapter 27: Formulating Introductions
  34. Chapter 28: Formulating Conclusions
  35. Chapter 29: Revisions and Editing
  36. Chapter 30: Summary of the Writing Process
  37. Chapter 31: Review of Analysis Methods
  38. Appendix A