Annotated Bibliography

An annotated bibliography is intended to provide a means to access the information sources. It is an explanation of all the research that has been done on a particular topic. It is given as an alphabetical list just like any other bibliography. A summary of each source is written with its relevance to the subject matter. This is the only difference between a bibliography and annotated bibliography.

Our expert team, at PhD Assistant, helps research scholars frame and summarize the argument behind a source. The argument includes the investigatory methods employed by the researcher and the conclusions that he was able to draw from each point. We make sure to abide by the following points while preparing an annotated bibliography:

• Narrow the search of books and papers to specific literature
• Look out for the background of the author and the authority associated with the source
• Explain how the information will illuminate the study
• Comply with the format for citing references
• Also, search for contrasting reports that lay significance to the research

There are many kinds of annotated bibliographies like Descriptive or Analytical, and the experienced writers with us are skilled in all the different types. Some versions need the researcher to simply summarize and not draw conclusions while others want an evaluation, a comment on the various patterns, and the similarities and differences between sources. Based on what the university requires, we prepare the content while organizing it in sections and categories. We also assist researchers in weeding out the inconsequential sources and focusing on the necessary ones.

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