ENGL212.Annotated Bibliography Dr. Liu 

1. This assignment requires you to first go over the following before submission: 

o How to compose an Annotated Bibliography 

o How to write a one paragraph Summary 

o What type of verbs to use to introduce the author's argument, main idea, or thesis in each article 

o A summary's first sentence should include the items below:

    "Title" of work - title must be placed in quotation marks - "Title"

    Publication date in (parenthesis)

    Author name 

   Author's key argument - this key main idea, thesis, or argument is something you extrapolate from the article. Read the selected secondary sources from Jstor or Humanities at CUNY's e-resources carefully and compare or contrast the two articles related to each question in a summarized paragraph. 

   Visit the Writing Lab at the college for revision and editing sessions before submission.

  No expressions such as "The author is saying ...because..." A 20% deduction on such phrases. Use verbs judiciously by studying the list attached here: Verbs_to_Introduce_Paraphrases_and_Quotations.pdf 

Final Exam: Annotated Bibliography 

1. Download the assignment file: Located in Final Exam Annotated Bibliography link 

2. Read the Assignment Q#1 and #2 on the bottom of the page

 3. Go to Jstor.org and/or CUNY Humanities e-Resources Web Sites to search for at least four articles that discuss the literary work, Candide, by Voltaire you studied in Topic 4 

4. Prepare an annotated bibliography of the five entries: 

   1. Candide in our anthology (primary source) 

   2. Two articles from your search engines for Q#1 (secondary sources). Journal/Print references only. No Web references allowed. 

   3. Two articles from your search engines for Q#2. Journal references only. 

Annotated bibliography asks you to sum up the gist information of each work (summary): 1) The Primary Source: Candide and 2) Secondary Sources: articles about Candide in the areas of Q#1 and Q#2. 5. 

 Download the AnnotatedBibliographyQuestions now.