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Challenges of Finding and Filing a Gap in the Literature
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THESIS STRUCTURE AND OUTLINE
By Michael Marek

I. INTRODUCTION
- Background : Introduce the research topic and provide context
- Research Question : Clearly state the research question or hypothesis
- Significance : Explain the significance of the study and its potential impact
- Scope : Outline the scope of the study and any limitations

II. LITERATURE REVIEW
- Overview : Provide an overview of the existing research on the topic
- Key Findings : Summarize the key findings and contributions of previous studies
- Gaps : Identify gaps in the existing research and how your study addresses them

III. Methodology
- Research Design : Describe the research design and approach used in the study
- Data Collection : Outline the methods used for data collection
- Data Analysis : Describe the methods used for data analysis

IV. RESULTS
- Findings : Present the findings of the study, including any data visualizations
- Summary : Summarize the key findings and implications

V. DISCUSSION
- Interpretation : Interpret the findings and discuss their implications
- Limitations : Discuss the limitations of the study and potential avenues for future research

VI. CONCLUSION
- Summary: Summarize the key findings and implications
- Recommendations : Provide recommendations for future research or practical applications

VII. REFERENCES
List all sources cited in the paper, formatted according to the chosen citation style

VIII. APPENDICES
Additional Materials : Include any additional materials that support the research, such as raw data or extra figures.

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Where I Thrive the most. 🥰

Living in a country and city where museums can be just about anything. You begin to see how storytelling and preservation take many forms and shapes. My visits keep shaping my thinking about Botswana’s 🇧🇼own museums, which have the potential to evolve beyond symbolic spaces, serving not just as repositories of heritage.And importantly, they can be sustainable. With the right strategies, our museums can generate income, and grow into self sustaining cultural enterprises. Without diluting their purpose.

A Simplified Roadmap 💯
As you move through each stage of the literature review, make sure you’re not losing sight of the central theme. Because literature reviews are built on past knowledge, there’s a tendency to drift away from the original focus. So at every step, pause and reflect: Are you still aligned with your core theme?

Research Gap
Source: Kumar DM (2020)

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I was so happy to try on a Hanbok, traditional Korean attire. It got me thinking how fun it would be to wear a Herero dress, or any traditional outfit from a clan in BOTSWANA 🇧🇼 and enjoy a day at the Museum. Something DNMM could consider incorporating into their visits.
Botswana National Museum

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This past weekend, SBA Dongbei University of Finance and Economics organized a tour that explored how intangible culture and heritage can be preserved through pastry. It was a sweet reminder (literally and figuratively) that culture isn’t just something we celebrate, it’s something we live every day. It’s in the food we share, the stories we tell, and the little traditions that shape how we connect with the world around us.

I learnt about a tradition called Zhuāzhōu (抓周). It’s a first birthday ritual in Chinese culture where various symbolic objects are placed in front of a baby, each representing a different career or life path. The baby is then encouraged to crawl toward and pick one, and the chosen item is believed to hint at their future interests or profession. Example of an item and meaning could be a Book → Scholar OR Syringe → Doctor. This tradition dates back to the Qing Dynasty and was originally practiced among noble families. While it’s mostly symbolic and playful today, many families still enjoy it as a fun way to celebrate a child’s first birthday and imagine their future. While toys were traditionally used for the ritual, more and more families today are putting a modern twist on it, using pastries instead. A fun and delicious way to celebrate, bringing everyone together to enjoy both the tradition and the treats.

The trip taught me how creative methods can be powerful tools for preserving identity and passing it on.Maybe for us, it’s time to reimagine how we share our heritage: not just keeping it in museums or archives, that way, culture becomes something Batswana don’t just remember, but something we live.

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