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3.14 Reference section of review 
References are usually contained in a separate section of the document. 
Cross-check review and list of references to ensure that all references in the 
review are included in the list and that all references on the list are cited in 
the review. Note that the word bibliography usually implies a 
complete/exhaustive list of references on a particular topic. 
 

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3.15 Source and acquisition of literature 
Initial sources of literature include course materials (readings), the Internet 
and university staff, You should research these first to give you a chance to 
refine your ideas and search criteria before tackling the online databases 
available through the library.  
Acquiring the content of articles identified may be free (borrowing from the 
library, downloading from the Internet), relatively inexpensive (photocopying 
journal articles), or photocopies from libraries elsewhere). Ensure you 
understand the resource requirements associated with a request. There are 
various sources of funds to tap for these purposes - check with your 
lecturer/supervisor.  
If you are studying a popular topic, check with your lecturer/supervisor to 
see if there is an existing literature resource maintained which you can 
access and add to. This could save considerable time and expense and 
also provides a springboard for students following behind.