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HOME ABOUT US MISSION CONTRIBUTE ... DIALOGUE IN THE SPOTLIGHT Check out Jonah's blog [In Biography] Citizen Hughes By Michael Drosnin Driven by phobias, disfunctional genius manipulates the world about him Maniacal billionaire Howard Hughes interacted with the world through messages handwritten on legal size paper or over the phone from his penthouse atop the Desert Hills Hotel in Las Vegas during the sixties. From his isolated reclusive perch that he never left in all those years, he manipulated politics, the fate of his financial empire and the lives of great and small men. [In Fiction] Crime and Punishment By Fyodor Dostoevsky The mind of a criminal reveals much about ourselves In “Crime and Punishment” we follow Dostoevsky’s complex and conflicted main character Raskolnikov, concurrently capable of heinous savagery and compulsive kindness, from the depth of self destruction to the heights of spiritual redemption. [In History] The Words of Bernfrieda by Gabriella Brooke When an author provides both maps and a genealogical table, the reader senses a reading experience of family intrigue and fascinating locale, which is the case in Gabriella Brooke’s first novel, The Words of Bernfrieda, (EWU Press) a family saga of Eleventh Century France and Italy. Featuring the House of Tancred of Hauteville, the story is told through the voice of Bernfrieda, bastard daughter of Mauger and older half-sister and lady-in-waiting to The Lady Fredesenda, who is given as bride to Tancred of Hauteville on the windswept coast of Normandy.

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PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS CURRENT STUDENTS MY CGU APPLY NOW ... Writing in Specific Fields Writing Literature Reviews compiled by Writing Center Staff This page will walk you through the most important steps involved in writing a literature survey, an common assignment in graduate courses across the disciplines. Please note that a literature review is not the same thing as a book review. See our handout on Writing Book Reviews for more information. Introduction Surveying the literature is necessary because scholarship is cumulative no matter what you write, you are standing on someone else's shoulders. Scholars must say something new while connecting what they say to what has already been said. Read on for more hints on how to approach a literature review, or follow the link to read a sample literature review written for Professor Jean Schroedel's Politics and Policy 300 course. Review Articles A review article or review of the literature article considers the state and progress of current literature on a given topic or problem by organizing, integrating, and evaluating previously published books and articles. In short, a review article is a critical evaluation of material that has already been published. The APA Publication Manual (1994) explains that a review article: defines and clarifies the topic or problem;

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THE HEADBOARD WHAT'S NEW On Deep History and the Brain Daniel Lord Smail Deep (a.k.a. Long or Big) History steps way back to take all of human development into consideration. In quest of a seamless narrative connecting such a large span of time, Daniel Lord Smail proposes making the brain the focus of the story. After a fascinating tour of historiography in relation to the "time revolution" of the 1860s (when the metaphorical bottom dropped out of our sense of the past), Smail provides an example of how his "new neurohistory" might work by looking at the biological and cultural evolution of various psychotropic mechanisms. Just a sketch, but it does put some interesting ideas in play. Previously November 8: added my review of Douglas Coupland's Marshall McLuhan November 1: added my review of A. J. Somerset's

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Search this site: Portfolio Contact Home Portfolio ... Theories of Adult Learning Literature reviews I had to write a literature review for this course. To get started, I found some notes of things to look for when reviewing literature. One book by R. Murray Thomas said to look in the following stages: topic statement define key terms rationale - what the topic contributes to the field and why it's important methods and instruments of data collection ways of classifying and analyzing data ways of interpreting data ways of reporting data The problem I had with those tips were that they only really make sense if the literature review is in the context of a whole research project. If you're just doing a literature review, a different book by Donna M. Mertens had some more focused advice in a 9 step format: identify research topic review secondary sources to get an overview - some journals like to publish literature reviews, which could be used as as starting point. When reading journal titles, focus on ones with "review" or "bulletin" in the name such as Review of Educational Research develop a search strategy conduct search obtain titles read and prepare bibliographic information and notes evaluate the research reports analyze the research findings and synthesize the results use the literature review Mertens also suggested asking the following questions: What are any of the biases, if any, in the literature?

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75. Literature Reviews | Urban Watershed Management Research | US EPA This is the Literature Reviews web site. Annotated Bibliography of Urban Wet Weather Flow Literature from 1996 through 2000 http://www.epa.gov/ednnrmrl/publications/literaturereviews/index.htm

@import 'http://www.epa.gov/epafiles/s/epa.css'; Jump to main content. Urban Watershed Management Research Recent Additions Contact Us Search: All EPA This Area You are here: EPA Home Urban Watershed Management Research Publications Literature Reviews Literature Reviews Annotated Bibliography of Urban Wet Weather Flow Literature from 1996 through 2000 This paper is a compilation of urban wet weather flow (WWF) literature reviews for the five years from 1996 through 2000. These reviews were originally published in the annual literature review issues of Water Environment Research. Over this five year period of time, many people were involved in preparing these urban wet weather flow reviews, many associated with the EPA's Wet-Weather Flow Research Program. See the acknowledgements section for the complete list of contributors. This paper re-organizes and combines these individual reviews into a single document for easier use... Continue Reading Urban Wet-Weather Flows Literature Review - 2000 Continue Reading National Risk Management Research Laboratory Local Navigation Urban Watershed Management Research Home Program Overview Research Topics Wet-Weather Flow ... Jump to main content.

76. Discussing Books Home Page Reviews of fiction and non-fiction books, both classic and contemporary. Also has literary quizzes. http://discussingbooks.cohprog.com/

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77. Literature Reviews Literature Reviews. A literature review is usually a critique of the status of knowledge on a carefully defined topic (M S, p. 119). http://explorations.sva.psu.edu/lapland/LitRev/litrev.htm

78. JUST Book Reviews: "An Honest Space For Independent Reviews" Non-commercial online journal of book reviews by academics, as well as author interviews. Reviews and books for review accepted. http://www.justbookreviews.net/

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Home About Our Services Experience ... Health Economics Literature Reviews At RTI-HS we frequently assist our clients with literature reviews. In some cases the literature review is a task that is part of a larger project, such as developing a model. In other cases the project is a stand-alone project. Whatever the situation, we follow a well-defined process that includes definition of the search criteria, literature search, extracting and synthesis of the data, and report development. Depending on the project scope, our project team may just include staff from our health economics group , or may include expert staff from our other groups including epidemiology patient-reported outcomes biometrics , and market assessment . When you work with RTI-HS you gain the benefit of collaborating with a team that in many cases is already familiar with the literature and can conduct your literature review effectively and efficiently. CONTACT US Stephen M Beard, MSc Global Head of Health Economics, Europe Stephanie R Earnshaw, PhD Vice President, US Health Economics Josephine A Mauskopf, PhD

80. Bookslut | Issue 102 | November 2010 Includes feature stories, author interviews, reviews, columns, and a weblog of book-related content. http://www.bookslut.com/

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