ENGL100 Chapter : AnnotatedBibliographiesHistory.pdf
3 Nov 2012
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An annotated bibliography is a list of books, articles, or other documents, consisting of a citation followed by a brief evaluation of each work listed. The citation is a description of the essential elements of the work (including author, title, & publisher), listed in a certain style with specific capitalization, indentation, and punctuation. The annotation is a short critical review of the work. An annotated bibliographic citation is made up of two parts: the citation describes the essential components of the work. For this course (and most history classes), citations should be written using the chicago format. Complete rules are in the chicago manual of style, call number: ref z253 . u69 2003. First author"s last name, first name, and second author"s first name and last name. City of publication: name of publisher, date of publication. (multivolume work) Edited by editor"s first name and last name. City of publication: name of publisher, date of publication. (entry in anthology)
