Points will be deducted from submitted bibliographies that are not formatted correctly. note key points from the presenter’s research findings, including full MLA citations and brief summaries of key points/arguments (two-four sentences) for at least two articles. briefly address the author’s bio and other primary works3. include a summary of the specific work being researched–AB Topic2. The handout must be submitted (for dissemination and screen-sharing) prior to the presentation and should 1. Handout: In addition to submitting the bibliography to the instructor, presenters must prepare a one-page original handout(created by the student, in the student’s own words), The student must be prepared to successfully field questions as well. The focus should be placed on various analyses of the selected literary work, not the author’s life. Presentation: Each student will present his/her bibliography to the class in a five-seven (5-7) minute oral presentation, which will highlight the most significant, useful, and/or interesting sources. Note: First-person (I, me, my, mine) and second-person (you, you’re) should not be used. Annotations: In addition to being 150-200 words in length, each annotation should include a summary (80%) and an assessment/reflection (20%) (see handout).

(Please do not use HTML versions, as they do not provide page numbers.) All annotations should be double-spaced and written in complete sentences. Instead, students should consult the library’s catalog and electronic databases, such as MLA Bibliography, JSTOR(Journal Storage), ProQuest, and Humanities Full-text for PDFversions of secondary sources. Also, book reviews, overviews, and abstracts are prohibited. Websites such as Wikipedia, SparkNotes, BookRags, E-notes, etc. Students should use Times New Roman font, 12 points.

Sources: Each secondary source should be documented according to MLA (Modern Language Association) standards. Each student is required to choose a particular work (that is either covered in class or represented in the text) and produces an annotated bibliography, consisting of four scholarly/refereed secondary sources, not to include the textbook, encyclopedia (reference) articles, or biographies.

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