Research Methodology · Literature Review
A narrative literature review best refers to
- 1gathering, critiquing and summarising Journal articles and text books on a particular topic potentially to identify gaps in the literature.✓
- 2a paraphrase style of reviewing which does not require referencing.
- 3an initial impression of the topic which you will understand more fully as you conduct your research.
- 4the earliest literature is not narrated with full details.
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gathering, critiquing and summarising Journal articles and text books on a particular topic potentially to identify gaps in the literature.
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