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Think of a literature review as a guide to published information on a specific topic.
A literature review can be a simple as a set of summaries about relevant information or an in-depth evaluation about the most useful sources available about the topic.
Literature reviews usually examine scholarly journals, books, and other sources like dissertations. They include 1) a description or summary and 2) evaluation of the theory, issue, area of research, or topic.
Source: Elizabeth Andrejasich, Berry College
