In this episode, President and executive writing coach Christine Tulley describes two ways to approach the literature review section in a scholarly article and offers organizing principles for writing it.

Slides Shown in This Episode

Resources

• How to Organize the Literature Review
• Reshuffling Reviewed Sources (Lib guide mentioned in podcast)

Episodes Mentioned

• Episode 62: Reasons for Source Support

 

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