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Many times a critical review is interpreted as literature review<\/a> section of writing or research. This is completely a different type of text where one discusses single article or book with the consideration of all its details. No doubt literature review also requires to critically analysis previous researchers but it considers plenty of academic or non-academic resources instead of choosing one of them. So if you have an assignment to critically analyse an article or book then read the required book or article for as many times that give you the complete understanding of each chapter or detail so you can critically analyse each section.<\/p>\n

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In this article, the basic structure of critical review is going to be discussed in detail. The critical review can be both the short one that can be of one page and the length that requires writing on four to five pages but usually, both have the same structure. First of all read the assignment instructions carefully that tells you about some specific structure and formatting guidelines that you need to follow. Headings are usually optional and it is helpful for the reader for reading longer reviews. These are the key headings that you can add in your critical review paper;<\/p>\n