Annotated Bibliography

The Annotated Bibliography is an MLA Formatted formal document that provides information about the relevant sources for your Essay #5 research project. Your submission must include ALL of the resources provided by Schilb and Clifford for your Essay #5 Contexts for Research Option.

Study and Apply:

• Easy Writer EW MLA Style
• Canvas Module MLA Documentation
• GUIDELINES FOR Annotated Bibliography Entry with MODEL ENTRYDownload GUIDELINES FOR Annotated Bibliography Entry with MODEL ENTRY
• Annotated Bibliography Student ExampleDownload Annotated Bibliography Student Example
• Annotated Bibliography Document TemplateDownload Annotated Bibliography Document Template
• Professor Dosh’s Love Annotated Bibliography Example – UNFINISHED.docxDownload Professor Dosh’s Love Annotated Bibliography Example – UNFINISHED.docx

Annotated Bibliography Specifications:

To satisfy the requirements for this assignment, you must construct a properly formatted Annotated Bibliography of the Research Argument resources for Essay #5.

As shown in the GUIDELINES FOR ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY  Download GUIDELINES FOR ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY each entry of the Annotated Bibliography will be comprised of three components: a citation, summary, and assessment. Each component of the entry must be correctly formatted and purposed.

Criteria for Annotated Bibliography:

• Organize entries alphabetically based on the citation
• Each entry must have three components: Citation, Summary Paragraph, Assessment Paragraph
• Summary and Assessment paragraphs must serve the purposes specified in the Guidelines for Annotated Bibliography with Entry Model
• The Annotated Bibliography Student Example provides the alignment and spacing required. Double-space the document, including citations; Left-justify all text except citations, in which the second and subsequent lines must be indented; Single-space the summary and assessment paragraphs.
• Each citation must be properly formatted according to the correct citation model for the resource. Consult the model list in the EW on pages 137-138. Literary selections from the AAL textbook will follow model #9 on page 143 for Gloria Bird.

FYI: Students who select the Love theme for their Contexts for Research option may modify my unfinished document as their own, inputting the summary and assessment paragraphs as indicated. Most students selected the Social Disruption, Personal Anxiety issue one semester, so I demonstrated it in class and posted the demonstration document as a bonus.