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- A comprehensive bibliography of the range of research on a subject, with brief annothations (i.e. summaries) of select readings.
- A bibliography with a critical component. That is, the annothations are not merely summaries, but also offer observations on the relevance, clarity, accuracy and quality of the resources cited.
- An annotated bibliography is not simply a list of citations to sources or a listing of what is available. The annotated bibliography should reflect the opinion of the author by expressing the author's opinion on which resources in a particular field or subject area are potentially the most valuable to the reader.
- The full citation to the resource in question in appropriate citation format (MLA, APA, etc.).
- A short description (about 250-400 words, depending on the complexity of the assignment) of the resource in question. This may include a summary of content, any particular viewpoint or theoretical perspective on which the author bases his/her research, and conclusions of the author.
- A brief statement of the importance of the resource to your research: its usefulness, the quality of its research, reliability, etc.
- Books:
Search the Online Catalog to find books at the Surry Community College Library and other community and public libraries across the state.
- Articles:
Search for articles on your topic in one of the library databases. You may also browse the databases by subject area for a listing of appropriate databases within an academic discipline.
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