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Research and Instruction Librarian for Music & Fine Arts
Karen Olson
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Contact:
Christiansen Hall of Music 147 (Music Library)
& Rolvaag Library 306
507-786-3362
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Subjects:
Art and Art History
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Dance
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Music
,
Theater
Guides for Writing Literature Reviews (Print Sources)
Writing Literature Reviews
Call Number: H62 .G246 2017
ISBN: 9780415315746
Publication Date: 2017
Focuses in social sciences.
Evaluating Research in Academic Journals
Call Number: H62 .P97 2014
ISBN: 9781936523344
Publication Date: 2014
Focuses on social sciences.
The Literature Review
Call Number: LB1047.3 .M33 2016
ISBN: 9781506336244
Publication Date: 2016
No subject-specific focus.
Preparing Literature Reviews
Call Number: Q180.55.E9 P36 2016
ISBN: 9781936523399
Publication Date: 2016
Focuses on the "hard" sciences.
Guides to Writing Literature Reviews (Online Sources)
How To Write Better Medical Papers
The section on literature reviews provides a brief overview of the kinds of reviews and their contents.
A Scientific Approach to Scientific Writing
See chapter 7.3 on writing reviews. Focuses on reviews in the sciences.
Writing a Graduate Thesis or Dissertation
See Chapter 4, "Conducting and Writing Literature Reviews." Focuses more on humanities writing than science writing. Has a helpful section on common mistakes to avoid.
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