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Annotated

Bibliography

Definition of genre

An annotated bibliography is an analytic guide to academic resources on a research topic. For each

resource (book, article, documentary, etc.), it includes a citation and a brief (2-4 sentence) description and

evaluation, or annotation. The annotation is intended to assess the relevance and quality of each resource.

Questions to ask

What is the subject matter of each source? What is the main argument?

What type of evidence does the source employ?

What does the source contribute to your research topic? Is the source helpful and interesting or not? Why?

Actions to take

Find and record citations to books, articles, and other resources on your research topic. Examine each item and select those that provide the most useful material on your topic. Check with your instructor to determine which documentation style is required for your class:

APA, MLA, Chicago/Turabian, etc.

ideas about the subject matter, main argument, and evidence it uses. why it is not. Combine your summary and analysis into a 3-4 sentence paragraph.

Helpful links

A brief guide to annotated bibliography writing, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing

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