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list of used literature Tue Jan 29, 2008 13:19 pm  list of used literature
 

Hello everyone
I'd like to ask if the phrase "list of used literature" sounds good as a title of the section in a thesis.

In my country, when a student writes a thesis there is a section in his/her work that contains only a list of books the student used while writing the thesis. Is it correct to call this section "list of used literature" or is there a more appropriate term?
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list of used literature Tue Jan 29, 2008 14:32 pm  list of used literature
 

Hi KLPNO Very Happy

You can say "List of literature used" to mean something similar to "This is the list of literature that was used in my thesis". As a title you could also simply say "Literature used".

However, if you reverse the word order and say "List of used literature", the meaning of the word 'used' changes to 'second-hand' (i.e. previously owned/not brand new)!

Instead of "Literature used", you could use these:
- Bibliography
- References
- Reference material
.
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list of used literature Tue Jan 29, 2008 15:54 pm  list of used literature
 

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Hi KLPNO Very Happy

You can say "List of literature used" to mean something similar to "This is the list of literature that was used in my thesis". As a title you could also simply say "Literature used".

However, if you reverse the word order and say "List of used literature", the meaning of the word 'used' changes to 'second-hand' (i.e. previously owned/not brand new)!

Instead of "Literature used", you could use these:
- Bibliography
- References
- Reference material
.
Hi Amy
Thank you very much!
KLPNO
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Joined: 17 Jun 2007
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