HTR 741 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Harvard Theological Review

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Course: HTR 741
• Professor: Tom Griffin

Document Summary

Deception (not telling people you are doing research can still be ethical, it. Privacy anonymity, confidentiality just depends on the if the study is ethical. Literature review a review of what has been published by scholars and publishers. is the most important part for writing a journal, a school paper, anything. Critique that says what they have done well and what they have not done well (strengths, weaknesses, gaps). What do we now know but where are we still missing information. Doing a literature review is cheaper than doing research. Gives you frameworks, ideas concepts, context, background into your topic. It helps with interview and survey questions, and also gives you a foundation for your topic/discussion. In our study we found this and this which is different than this literature review. Gives you something to base and build you discussion on. It makes your arguments stronger, makes you more of an expert and demonstrates that.