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Leo Strauss's literature reviews teach the reader something, unlike most academic lit reviews.
Their wordsIn other words, where our lit reviews leave the reader with the sense that you’ve essentially been wasting their time and your own, Strauss’s version of the lit review gives you a sense of gratitude, of time well spent, of having learned something through the exercise.
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