Recommendation for scholarly books

I am familiar with the literature in general, but I am looking for a book where the methodology is clearer so that it is easier to extract analysis patterns. Does the rabbi have a recommendation?
Maybe I will phrase it a little differently: Suppose I were not familiar with this literature, what book would the rabbi recommend to me to further my familiarity with the field and especially to learn the working method?

Many thanks

For systematic books, you are probably familiar with Sha'arei Yashar and Shev Shematata, but it is worth adding the books of Rabbi Amiel, of course. And also the book of Rabbi Reines (I forgot his name), and perhaps the books of Rabbi Yosef Engel (although the name structure is simple, one division with many nef”m). There is a book “Iyon Lomdom” that is worth seeing, and also the books of Rabbi Lichtenstein, the late.

M’ Hello Rabbi, if you are from Jerusalem and are looking for a group once a week to discuss scholarly issues by topic, I would be happy if you would contact me, giladstn@gmail.com (and in general for the purpose of exchanging information in this field). Perhaps this would be a good fit, because just like you, I was planning to ask Rabbi Michael Avraham - who wrote ten books on Talmudic logic (and why he did not recommend them) - what is the most effective way to acquire this theoretical methodology. Perhaps the booklets of Eyal Razenkowitz’ eyalraz9@gmail.com, from the Yeruham Yeshiva, will also be useful to you. They are built on a systematic approach to scholarly issues. There is a book by Rabbi Ateret Yisrael, Baruch Mordechai Ezrachi, on the method of the scholar (I will find out the name later), and there is also Blazer's interesting doctoral dissertation on Rashi Shkop, where he also reviews his theoretical method. If you discover more, I would be happy to hear. And it is truly surprising that there is no academic or other course on the foundations of scholarly thinking, and may Rabbi Michi create this gauntlet that only he can also pick up.

Thanks to Gil. Not Blazer but Wesner (Shai A. Wesner). Indeed, a highly recommended book. I did not recommend my books because they are only on Amazon and quite expensive. And there is no signature indicating its authenticity.

M’,
I recommend studying the innovations of R’ Shmuel Rozovsky,
He is a brilliant analyst and in my opinion the clear successor of R’ Shimon.
I think Shmichi would count on it with both hands.

Therefore, I came as a Jew and read more, Da Mohar”R Shmuel Ztzukela”e Reshvat”g and Mari Dedina not for me and for my sake he needs it. But the recommendation above already seemed to me really unnecessary for those who are familiar with the recent Yeshiva literature.