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working with literatures – love the uncertainty
I am frequently asked by doctoral researchers about reviewing literatures. As they talk, I often get a strong sense that their questions are accompanied by feelings of inadequacy.My guess is that they feel they ought to have more of a … Continue reading →
Posted in doctoral research, literature mapping, literature review, literature themes, metaphor, uncertainty, wonder
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