"Where to find a framework for structuring my literature review?" is one of the frequently asked questions by PhD and research students. Indeed, a clear framework is a tool for better story-telling: it helps a reader to follow the logic of your writing, and helps you to persuade a reader that your conclusions are not just a random mix of observations.
Dr. Andreeva suggests that a good framework is also a tool for analysis of the literature and enabler of your theoretical contribution (read: publishability of a paper:). A very valuable tool, right? In a new guest post for www.harzing.com blog, Dr. Tatiana Andreeva discusses various options on where you can find such a framework for your project.
This post is a part of a series by Dr. Andreeva on doing a literature review and publishing it. If you missed the previous ones, check them as well: https://harzing.com/.author/tatiana.andreeva