Question

1. The purpose of the literature review for a phenomenological study is to compare and contrast the study findings with the current state of knowledge of the phenomenon. As a result, the literature review is conducted when?

Answer 1

The purpose of the literature review for a phenomenological study is to compare and contrast the study findings with the current state of knowledge of the phenomenon. As a result, the literature review is conducted when?

A literature review is a vital aspect in every research studies. It will give a broad abridged summary of previous research on a particular topic of interest. The literature review usually assess journal articles, grey literatures, books, blogs, newspaper resources, and other cites relevant to a particular area of research. This review will help us to identify the gaps in previous studies and will help us to frame the objectives and methodology of our studies. In the research paper, the results of the study also can be compared with literature review in the discussion part of the paper. Proper citation and referencing should be there

A literature review can be done not only as a prior step of the study. Literature review itself can be a study. If we would like to understand about a particular issue or anything in relation to that, we can do a systematic literature review with proper steps and we can publish it as review paper. The review must analyse, and summarize the findings of the previous research