LITERARY SPHERE

How to Write a Literature Review as a Research Aspirant A literature review is a critical summary and analysis of existing research on a specific topic. It identifies key theories, debates, gaps, and developments in the field, helping to justify your own research by showing where it fits and how it contributes.  1. Understand the Purpose A literature review is not just a summary of existing works. It:   - Identifies gaps in current knowledge   - Shows how your research fits into the field   - Highlights theoretical and methodological approaches   - Justifies your research question or problem   2. Define Your Scope Before reviewing, clarify:   - What is your specific research topic or question?   - Which themes, subtopics, or areas are relevant?   - Are there timeframes, regions, or disciplines involved?   3. Search and Select Literature    Use reliable academic sources:   -...