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Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Sources.
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1. Primary sources
2. Secondary sources
3. Tertiary sources
Explanation:
1. Primary: Original works are considered primary sources (e.g., original historical documents, art works, interviews, diaries, photographs, speeches). They enable academics to come as near to original ideas, creative works, and contemporary descriptions of events as possible, as well as conduct empirical study (observations, direct experience, and experiment results).
2. Secondary: Secondary sources include other people's perspectives and assessments of primary works. Secondary sources examine, assess, interpret, and/or evaluate material found in primary and secondary sources. eg. art work, articles about historical documents
3.Secondary:Tertiary sources give topic overviews by synthesising material from various sources (e.g., encyclopedias, dictionaries). Tertiary resources frequently give data in a convenient manner or context in which to comprehend information.
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