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If you commit to this process, your whole project will be forced and contrived, lacking spontaneity. Do it the opposite way:
Find some excellent articles, and write about what they show, what they argue, what they prove, etc. write paragraphs all over your word document. No particular order.
BASED ON THIS you will learn. This learning from the articles is the most important part of the process.
When you have a collage of paragraphs, each with a clear
topic sentence, you are finally ready to cut/paste the paragraphs into a good sequence, and this is going to make you a REAL expert in the field. You will be deeply familiar with all the current research articles.
When you have written all this, it will be your chapter 2, the Literature Review. Some questions will arise for you after you finish it. As an expert, you will perceive what is missing, what more needs to be done... an experiment? a survey? as series of interviews? A review and analysis of documents? Raise some questions, and then go find:
Cresswell's (2008) work about research methods. Choose a research design that is best for your question. Describe it in chapt 3 of the dissertation
Carry out your research, show the findings in chapter 4
Discuss the findings in chapt. 5
Conclude in chapt 6
Finally, go back and write the intro chapter 1.
I look forward to seeing it!! :-)