A literature review analyzes and summarizes previous research on a topic. It aims to identify gaps in the existing literature, avoid duplicating past work, increase knowledge, and put current research in context by identifying other influential works and researchers. The review should be well-structured, guided by a central concept, and not simply a descriptive list of sources. Its objectives are to seek relevant information and critically evaluate prior studies.

1. Paper-2Research Methodology.The Literature Review. Prepared by Gohil Hetalba M.A-1 , SEM.-3 Roll NO. 05 Department of English

2. What Is A Literature Review? A Body Of Text. Secondary Sources. A Summary.

3. The Aim Of Literature Review. Ultimate Goal. Should Be Well Structured. Defined By Guiding Concept. Not A Descriptive List.

4. Why Do A Literature Review? To Identified Gap In The Literature. To Avoid Reinventing Wheel. Increase Our Breadth Of Knowledge. To Put Our In Perceptive. To Identified Other People And Seminal Work.

5. Objectives Of Literature Review. Information Seeking. Critical Appraisal.

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