The Ultimate Method to Writing Your Literature Review FAST（Step-By-Step + AI）

Описание: How to Write a Literature Review (Step-by-Step Guide for Students & Researchers)

In this video, I break down exactly how to write a strong literature review — whether you’re an undergrad, master’s student, PhD researcher, or someone completely new to academic writing.

A literature review is one of the hardest parts for beginners, but once you understand the logic, it becomes much more manageable.
This video walks you through four essential questions every student struggles with:

🔹 1. How to Build Your Literature Review Framework

I introduce two practical methods:

Keyword Breakdown Method — extract the key terms in your topic and build sections around them.

Broad-to-Narrow Method — start from general theories, narrow down to your specific context, then integrate everything.

You’ll see clear examples like:

Corporate Greenwashing & Punitive Intentions

Female Consumer Behavior in the U.S. Gig Economy

🔹 2. How to Find All the Important Papers

Instead of manually searching hundreds of papers on Google Scholar, I show you a much easier solution.
WisPaper automatically gathers the most relevant real papers for your topic and even recommends new ones as your field evolves — like a personalized “research newsletter.”

🔹 3. How to Write the “Review” Part

We discuss two logical structures:

Historical / Timeline Writing — from the earliest foundational paper to the most recent advancements.

Thematic Writing — organize literature by definitions, antecedents, and outcomes.

Both methods help you avoid the classic mistake of simply listing studies with no logic.

🔹 4. How to Write the Critical Evaluation

This is the hardest part for most students.
I teach you a simple two-step strategy:

Show that previous research recognizes your topic as important.

Point out what existing studies failed to address — which leads directly to your own contribution.

If you have any questions about literature reviews or academic writing, feel free to leave a comment — I’d be happy to help.
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