Mastering the Literature Review: A Roadmap for Doctoral Success
Abstract
This article provides doctoral candidates with a strategic roadmap for preparing the literature review section of their dissertation. It explores the core purpose of the literature review, highlights organizational structures such as chronological, thematic, and hybrid approaches, and emphasizes the importance of synthesis and gap identification. Distinctively, the article outlines Monarch’s triangulation method, which encourages interdisciplinary thinking, and positions the literature review as the scholarly foundation for conceptual model development and fieldwork in doctoral research.
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