Q: What is the meaning of 'revisited study'?

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I often see the term 'revisited' in the titles of research articles. I have an idea about the meaning, but I am not certain about it. I would like to know your comments so that I can understand…

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Or "re-visitation." An example of that would be the following title: 

Squealer or the Sophism Working for Modern Dictatorship: A Re-visitation of…

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Q: Can I write the theoretical background for my literature review in a thematic order?

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According to my university, the chapter of the literature review includes not only the previous studies but the theoretical background as well. I am wondering if it is okay to present the content…

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Hello Safaa – Welcome back to the forum! Let’s get to your query straight away, but with a ‘disclaimer.’ So, as you…

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Q: For my published article, can I change the format of the table showing the results of my analysis for sharing online?

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The format of the table that I have previously presented seems a bit distracting. I just intend to make it more organised and presentable. I do not intend to change the content. Can I edit this…

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Welcome back, Safaa! And congrats on being published! From your previous queries, we understand…

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