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Replying to LO30032 --

As someone who is about to begin the PhD Lit Review journey, any tips and
hints on 'best practice' would be useful and helpful.

Thanks in anticipation,

Rod Sarah
Monyx Pty Ltd
Melb Australia

Vana Prewitt wrote:

> I've used The Brain for mind mapping my dissertation's lit review. It
> helped me cluster and find a logical flow of the content, the concepts,
> and the relationships among and between theorists. I've used it for
> similar projects but the lit review was the most cumbersome.

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In Reply:
Rod Sarah
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