An annotated bibliography is a list of references that includes books, articles, and documents, each accompanied by a brief descriptive paragraph. The paragraph is usually about 150 words, and is an annotation that describes and explains the reference and how it will be used. The purpose of the annotation is to inform the reader of the relevance, accuracy, and quality of the sources cited.
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An annotated bibliography is prepared ahead of any major written work, such as a thesis or dissertation. It shows the details of the decisions made by a student about the works being used to support the claims, statements, and theories in new work.
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