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Learn how to write a review of literature

Many students at a certain stage of their studies face a literature review.  Creating a literature review can be part of the assignments of graduate students. It is especially true when they prepare a dissertation or journal article. Literature reviews are also used in a research proposal or prospectus (a document that is written before a student formally begins writing a dissertation).  Many students may be tempted to save time by limiting their review to the last decade, but it is no time for failure.

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The 16 Most Phenomenal Science Fiction Books Ever Written

 Science has been around for ages as a subject, but in reality, it is what makes us and our world, even before we started studying it officially. Although now we are at the stage of talking robots and 3D printed bone transplants, visionary scientist-artists like Leonardo da Vinci sketched out the plan for a helicopter long before there were any signs of air travel. So it goes without saying that science has kept curious minds busy imagining how machines can look in the future, that is, science has the potential to inspire imagination and even stories.
Let's take a step towards understanding fiction first. One question you may ask yourself is this: Isn't a work of fiction supposed to be a bunch of mixed-up things completely the brainchild of your imagination, having no link to reality at all? Wrong. While fiction passes as a piece of imaginary work, it is not limited to the content or associations it can have with reality. If we read between the lines, we can find bits and pieces of reality even in high fantasy novels. But that is another story- literally.

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Literature Study Guides1776

1776 is a best-selling work of narrative history by the acclaimed historian David McCullough. While working on his previous book, a biography of John Adams, McCullough became fascinated with the 18th century and made the year that defined the American struggle for independence the topic of his next project.

McCullough directs the reader's attention away from the debates of Philadelphia's Continental Congress and the signing of the Declaration of Independence toward the trials of the ragtag army of citizen-soldiers under the command of General George Washington.

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How to Write a Literature Review Ireland

So how to write a literature review Ireland? The literature review is one of the most important elements of the research report. This is the content in which you’re required to add related statements and sayings of different authors by taking from various published papers. Adding the citation of sources is also an important part of a literature review.

This part is all about discussing the role of previously written papers on the discussed topic. The gathered info of the authors of published papers is shared in this section of the academic study. This is among the beginning parts of the paper. Therefore, a researcher can create a good impression of their whole paper in sight of the readers by working hard on this section.

This is undoubtedly the most time-taking part of conducting an Ireland coursework writing services. Once you begin working on a literature review, it is necessary to keep the same quality of content and put equal effort in searching previous papers for finding relevant quotes.

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The Most Banned Books of 2017 (And Beyond)
Books in America aren’t burned, but frequently pulled from library shelves. Often for strange political, religious, or social issues from communism to LGBTQ+ rights, some of America’s best literary works have been challenged in the public sphere. We’ve taken a look back at which books have been challenged the most in the past five years, from the suicide-themed Thirteen Reasons Why to the smash hit Fifty Shades of Gray to critically acclaimed classics like The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian.

What’s going on? Why are Americans pulling books out of the library? Often the reasons cited, especially in recent years, have to do with concepts sexual in nature: gender values, sexual conduct, and nudity. Then there's also books containing LGBT content and trans identities, which have had to fight to stay on shelves. With an influx of diversity-focused books is a corresponding influx of intensely negative reactions, especially from 2014 and onward. But let’s look back at the most banned books of all time: 1984, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Catcher and the Rye, The Color Purple, and The Great Gatsby. They’re all now considered timeless classics! Will today’s rejected novels be tomorrow’s class favorites?

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A Literary Map of the United Kingdom
The United Kingdom overflows with stories – stories that animate the land, which animates the stories right back. Quickquid's map plots some of the UK’s memorable literary works in the locations that inspired them. As maps go, it may not do your navigation much good – but it’ll do wonders for your imagination. Now, we wouldn’t normally discourage reading but – just this once – how about getting your nose out of that book and chasing your literary kicks out on the road?

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Which Country Reads the Most? A Guide to Global Reading Habits
Reading is an activity that enriches our lives. As well as providing access to vast amounts of information and knowledge, we read for entertainment. Good stories provide an escape where your imagination can lift you away.

When we read, not only are we improving our working memory, but research has shown that it makes us feel better and more positive too. Science has shown that reading has some amazing health benefits, including helping with depression, cutting stress, and reducing the chances of developing Alzheimer’s later in life.

Global English Editing has created an infographic of world reading habits – how much we read, what we read, and where reading is taking place.

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50 Inspirational Quotes from Literature
Books aren't just a pretty way to decorate your walls; did you know they can also be a source of inspiration? It's true! Here are 50 inspirational quotes from books both famous and obscure. The quotes on knowledge are particularly edifying, although I do wish that the 1984 quote had been included (it was removed by the Ministry of Truth).

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A Literary Guide to India
Looking to discover some of India’s hidden literary treasures as you travel the country? Then read the infographic below and let us guide you through a whistle-stop tour of some of India’s greatest native and diasporic writers.

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Films You Didn’t Know Were Adapted From Books
Books are often the starting points of films, whether the director decides to follow the storyline indefinitely, or to base their work upon it. Films that are based on books can often completely divide an audience, with some saying that the book will always be better than the film adaptation, while others would argue the fact that the film is based on a book means it will have a clearer story and plotline. Wherever you may stand on this, there may be a few films you had no idea were actually based on books.

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The 28 Naughtiest Children from Literature
Children’s books are filled with mischief and mayhem, and of course with naughty children. The children in adult literature can be a whole lot naughtier and even pure evil.

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Working Titles of Famous Novels
Most of the famous novels we know didn’t end up with the same title that they started off with. For example, did you know that ‘The Great Gatsby’ was originally called ‘Trimalchio in West Egg’ or that ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ was originally titled ‘Atticus’? We didn’t either and so we decided to investigate further.

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The Author Behind the Pseudonym
Last week marked the 200th anniversary of Charlotte Brontë’s birth, reminding us all of the wonderful work she produced, such as Jane Eyre - one of the most popular novels of all time. While the Brontë sisters are now household names, that wasn’t always the case. In fact, Charlotte and her sisters each initially published their much loved literature under the pseudonyms Acton, Ellis and Currer Bell, owing to the perceived gender roles of the time.

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34 Compelling First Lines of Famous Books
For millions of people around the world, books and novels are and important hobby and pastime. Readers have favorite authors, favorite series and favorite books that they will read time and time again. Reading a book can be a time consuming endeavor, so how does someone decide to continue reading when they start a book? It all starts with the very first line. The first line of great books are the ones that reach out and pull you in. Upon reading the first, second, or third sentences you just can not put the book down and you know that you need to know what happens next. Before you know it, you're closing the book for the final time (at least until next time!). This infographic, which was developed by the editing and proofreading experts at Scribendi, delves into the first lines of 34 classic, popular or otherwise exciting books from throughout time. Which is your favorite? Let us know which ones they might have missed!

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Literature’s most magical potions
Instead of cooking up dinner tonight, wouldn’t it be fun to whip up something with secret ingredients that did more than simply tempt the taste buds? Though we can’t stock our cupboards with fire-flowers and dragon’s heart string (unless your co-op is far more interesting than ours), here are the best potions from literature to pretend your making in your cauldron…um, pot.

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Behind Every Hero: The Most Iconic Sidekicks In History
Everybody loves a good duo when it comes to movies and television. From Batman and Robin to Sam and Frodo, friends rule the small and big screen. MorphCostumes recently put together a cool infographic showing them all in one place. Check it out:

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The Day Jobs That Inspired Famous Authors
Many aspiring writers would love to give up the day job and focus on writing a novel - but would that actually hurt your chances of writing a bestseller? Take a look through this infographic to discover which famous authors were clearly inspired by their day jobs - and which ones just had to pay the bill.

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