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12024-07-12T10:55:14-07:00University of Richmond Libraryd29a30e1944d0e8261f3c2b6d6b56415423ae363457285plain2024-07-16T13:07:01-07:00University of Richmond Libraryd29a30e1944d0e8261f3c2b6d6b56415423ae363Castigliano and Infante continue reviewing research of theater attendance conducted elsewhere in the world. Here, they summarize work by Borgonovi (2004) and Ateca-Amestoy (2008), which address attendance patterns in the United States.
Note that Castiglione and Infante detail studies here that they referenced earlier. In the broad overview of the literature provided in the second paragraph of this section, they cite research by Borgonovi, Ateca-Amestoy, and, from the preceding paragraph, Zieba.
Literature review writers often employ these "callbacks" to reinforce the most important works in an area.
This structure also can help to fill out the otherwise sparse literature review of an under-researched topic.
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1media/Rational addiction and cultural goods_ the case of the Italian theatregoer_Page_2_thumb.jpg2024-07-09T12:06:56-07:00University of Richmond Libraryd29a30e1944d0e8261f3c2b6d6b56415423ae363Castiglione & Infante, pg. 21media/Rational addiction and cultural goods_ the case of the Italian theatregoer_Page_2.jpgplain2024-07-09T12:06:56-07:00University of Richmond Libraryd29a30e1944d0e8261f3c2b6d6b56415423ae363