how to write a literature review | Dissertation Proposal

A literature review is a survey of the existing body of knowledge on a particular topic. It is used to identify trends, debates, and gaps in the research. Literature reviews are usually written as part of a larger research project, such as a dissertation or thesis. However, they can also be written as standalone documents. There is no one right way to how to write a literature review. However, there are some common elements that should be included. These include an introduction, a summary of the existing literature, a discussion of the gaps in the literature, and a conclusion. The introduction should provide an overview of the topic and the purpose of the literature review. The summary of the existing literature should critically evaluate the existing research and identify any gaps. The discussion of the gaps in the literature should provide a justification for the research being proposed. The conclusion should sum up the findings of the literature review and provide a recommendations for future research.

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