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How to Find Sources for a Literature Review

Embarking on a literature review can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack of academic publications. Finding truly relevant research papers is crucial for building a strong foundation for your own work. A literature review is more than just a summary of sources; it's a critical analysis of existing scholarship that establishes context, identifies gaps, and justifies your own research. Defining "relevant research papers" means identifying sources that directly contribute to your research question, provide essential background, or offer critical methodologies.

June 15, 2026

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