The Annotated Bibliography is:
A very simple way to organize, in one space, all the sources you’ve accessed while researching your topic and a way to avoid plagiarism!
Question: What is the topic of the Annotated Bibliography
Answer: That is completely up to you. BUT the topic is driven by the primary source that you select
Question: What is the primary source?
Answer: in this case, not like the original assignment, your primary source is “The Worst Sort of Husband” (Links to an external site.) by Daniel Defoe.
Question: How do I complete the Annotated Bibliography?
Answer: First you read the primary source, “The Worst Sort of Husband.” you then think critically, what do you get from the work? What thesis would you created based on your reading?
Once you have that thesis, and it doesn’t have to be perfect, use that as your spring board to research at least two outside, or secondary sources.
Once you have those two sources, read them. Write a one paragraph summary of them, then just at the top of the summary your write, insert the source information as if the source information you are writing would be listed on a Works cited page.
That’s it.
