There is no one way to find the literatures that you need to read. There are many different strategies to use. One that I find helpful is based around the questions that are generated from the topic that you are interested in.
I wrote about the questions approach to literature a long time ago but I thought it might be worth looking at again. To save this being a duplication of what I’ve said before, here are my writing course slides. These also give an example of how to construct a questions approach to finding what literatures you need. There are some search tips on the last slide.
Hi Pat I think you should be thanked for this and all the other posts you make, I am a beginner researcher and Just when I think I have no idea what I am supposed to do along comes your post which gives me new hope.
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