HIST 150: Liberal Arts Education and the Vision of a Liberal Society (Spring 2024)

An Annotated Bibliography provides a summary of a work, address:

• the topic
• the argument (not the same as a topic
• the sources and or methods
• how it differs from other works on the topic
• was it convincing in supporting the argument?
  • what did it do well? what did it do poorly?

Every peer reviewed article should have an author, title, publication date, topic, argument, sources, and historiographical argument [how it fits into the wider field].  You could summarize an article in 2 sentences if you wanted:

In the year article/book "Title," Author studies Topic, arguing Thesis. Using Sources/methodology, Author challenges existing literature by unique aspect of work.