Literature review

LessWrong

• Literature Review For Academic Outsiders: What, How, and Why — LessWrong

• ‘Literature review’ the process is a way to become familiar with what work has already been done in a particular field or subject by searching for and studying previous work

• Every time I do research I perform a simple thought experiment: assuming somewhere in the world exists evidence that would prove or disprove my hypothesis, where is it?

• Citations are a hierarchy of ideas

• Scholarship: How to Do It Efficiently — LessWrong

Style etc.

My old note about tenses in a bachelor thesis: Day 155 - serhii.net linking to the excellent Effective Writing | Learn Science at Scitable

• My notes at 231201-1401 How to read and write a paper according to hackernews. Main takeaway for me is to keep in mind my target audience, what they know and what they don’t, when writing.

Grammar glossing

Leipzig glossing rules

Leipzig Glossing rules seems to be the key for me:

• Dept. of Linguistics | Resources | Glossing Rules

• List of glossing abbreviations - Wikipedia

• Markdown and python and stuff

• Markdown

  • cysouw/pandoc-ling: Pandoc Lua filter for linguistic examples
    • Using pandoc-ling
  • gunnarnl/pangb4e: Pandoc filter for gb4e support
    • Ref: Gunnar Lund - Markdown for linguists
  • parryc/doctor_leipzig: Leipzig, MD - glossing for Markdown - one can always do <span style="font-variant:small-caps;">Hello World</span>¹

• Python

  • Tutorial — pyigt 2.1.1.dev0 documentation