lit-writeup
CommunityStructure theory sections with precision.
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What problem does it solve?
This guide helps sociologists draft Theory sections (also called "Literature Review" or "Background") for journal articles. It grounds guidance in systematic analysis of 80 interview-based articles from Social Problems and Social Forces, providing a structured workflow, explicit paragraph functions, and calibration norms to streamline writing and improve publication readiness.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Phase-driven workflow covering Assessment, Architecture, Planning, Drafting, Turn refinement, and Revision to guide Theory sections.
- Detailed paragraph-function guidance (PROVIDE_CONTEXT, DESCRIBE_THEORY, SYNTHESIZE, IDENTIFY_GAP, BRIDGE, STATE_QUESTIONS, PREVIEW, etc.) to plan content and citations.
- Tools for literature engagement and calibration, including strategies for clustering, citation patterns, and hedging aligned with established norms.
- Example use cases: drafting a new Theory section from literature databases; restructuring an existing draft; calibrating length and citation density to field norms.
- Quick-start prompts and templates to accelerate drafting.
Quick Start
Draft a publication-ready Theory section outline for a sociology study on housing precarity using lit-writeup’s five-phase workflow and paragraph-function mapping.
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