Provide a survey of how the topic is treated in the literature. Outline the different approaches taken by the authors, the methodologies they use, the themes they discuss, their concerns, questions and interests, their findings, contributions, and conclusions.

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Writing Assignment Three – Literature Review – 1,750-2,000 words (7-9 pages) 30%

This assignment functions similarly to a research paper. It provides the background research needed for a research paper, but, in this case, you will not write the research paper that would normally follow the literature review. It is highly recommended that you start your work on the review well in advance of the due date. Choose one of the topics covered by the course. In addition to the articles provided in the course readings, find six to eight additional articles or book chapters on the same topic. Keeping the publication dates in mind, outline the main themes covered by the literature on this topic. Provide a survey of how the topic is treated in the literature. Outline the different approaches taken by the authors, the methodologies they use, the themes they discuss, their concerns, questions and interests, their findings, contributions, and conclusions.

You may complete this assignment this way: (1) after a short introduction, write about each article or book chapter separately. At the end, write a final page that highlights similarities and differences and what they mean to the topic of study, including questions that remain under-researched or under-developed. your course readings on other topics may lead you to suggestions as to possible directions that further research on this topic might take. Provide a complete list of Works Cited, formatted in MLA style Choose topic in course (islamophobia in canada) Find 6-8 additional articles + the ones provided Outline main themes covered by the articles in class Provide survey on how the topic is treated Outline the different approaches taken by the authors, the methodologies they use, the themes they discuss, their concerns, questions and interests, their findings, contributions, and conclusions. (1) after a short introduction, write about each article or book chapter separately. At the end, write a final page that highlights similarities and differences and what they mean to the topic of study, including questions that remain under-researched or under-developed.

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