Literature Review Approaches

Literature Review has two unique approaches in its structure or layout. The Author-centric and Concept-centric approaches. This video explains the inherent characteristics of the two approaches. The fundamental responsibility is that as a postgrad student, you must read and understand the content and subsequently apply the approach of choice.

[@patootie]

Thank you Dr Olu. I was so stressed about my proposal earlier. I have watched all videos on this channel and they were all so insightful. I m definitely sharing with my subscribers.

[@shola_timi]

Patootie Sparkles, thank you for your kind words and also for sharing with your subscribers. This is so thoughtful of you. I am grateful.

[@totomatshediso4690]

Thank you very much.

[@yaqubyusuph3168]

Thanks sir. May God bless you abundantly for all this effort.

[@shola_timi]

Thank you Yaqub for your kind words.

[@sharifahaimannashaban7149]

Thank you Sir I needed this badly. My perception about LR just changed

[@shola_timi]

Thank you Sharifa.

[@solanitaele2525]

Thank you Dr Olu , this makes perfect sense, clear and to the point, but very informative

[@shola_timi]

Thank you so much Solani.

[@swiitpeace]

Thanks a lot, Doc. I will appreciate it if can give samples while tutoring, will be easier to understand that way

[@shola_timi]

Hi @mordecai peace, I will try to give examples in subsequent videos

[@swiitpeace]

thanks a lot, Doc... I enjoy your lectures

[@Mr18091970]

I want the step by step, where to quote from where to concentrate on ,thanks

[@yawboateng1505]

Thanks, very insightful.
With the author approach which areas of the article is supposed be summarized?

[@shola_timi]

Hi Yaw, the summarise is largely a function of relevant information to your research topic. Alternatively, the summary could be for a specific section of the research article.

[@yawboateng1505]

@@shola_timi Thanks

[@oleghibemoorekingsley3910]

Thank you well. It's rich. It's informative. It's elucidative. However, you said no article has same title, same objectives. How come, we often hear that some topics have be over researched and their outcome already known?
I say this because you had said objectives are not the same. Kindly clarify that, Sir.

[@shola_timi]

Thank you Oleghiben for your kind words. To respond to your question, the notion of an area being 'over researched' could be presented within the context of lack of depth displayed by a student during proposal defense (in most cases). The 'over-researched' analogy does not imply that everything has been covered. There will always be an 'opening' even in the 'over-researched' area. I hope this makes sense. Please feel free to engage with me if you need further clarity or explanations. I thank you

[@oleghibemoorekingsley3910]

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Veneration!

[@shola_timi]

@@oleghibemoorekingsley3910 Thank you again.
To be honest, the postgrad journey offers an enormous opportunity for self-development and I am pleased with your decision to enrich yourself.
I will try my best with more sessions. I have enough content for the rest of the year and as the need arises develop more to meet demands/requests from the postgraduate students. I will provide you with quality content.

[@oleghibemoorekingsley3910]

@@shola_timi Wowu!
Thank you well. Good night!