Annotated Bibliography

To complete this, read the directions, look at the example, and then complete the template that begins on page 3.

 

Directions:

·         Do not delete the questions.

·         All summaries should be written in your own words with very selective quoting. If anything is quoted, it should be cited within the summary.

·         If you search for any information about the author, make a note about where you found it.

 

 

Thornton, Z. (2011). Fashion for a jazz age. Antiques & Collecting Magazine, 116(2), 38. Retrieved from http://proxy.devry.edu/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=url,cookie,ip,uid&db=f5h&AN=59867554&site=eds-live

 

1)      This article discusses women’s fashion and attitudes of the 1920s. Thornton reports that dancing and the Art Deco style influenced fashion. She says that the flapper dress became popular because it was loose fitting and flashy. The dress was also easy to make at home because there was not much shape to it. The “Mary Jane” shoe also became popular as well as the cloche hat.  During this time, women smoked, couples stayed out late dancing, and women played tennis and golf and sunbathed to make sure their backs looked good in their backless dresses. It was a time of liberation for women.

2)      Zita Thornton is a published author and has written a few articles and two books, according to what I found in a Google search and on Amazon.

3)      The article covers clothing as well as the influences on clothing choices, which is what I would like to discuss in my paper.

4)      The information in this source can be used in many of my subtopics of my paper, such as night and daywear, underwear, make-up, and hats.

 

 

 

Reference Citation 1:

DeWerth-Pallmeyer, D. (2013). The audience in the news. The Audience in the
     News.

Four-Part Annotation for Reference Citation 1:

1)      In a paragraph, summarize the source, explaining the author’s main points as well as any supporting points that relate to your research

 

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2)      In a couple of sentences, explain why this author/source is credible and tell where you found this information

 

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3)      In a couple of sentences, explain how this source connects to your research

 

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4)      Using the Subtopic bulleted outline that you completed last week, explain where (e.g., hairstyle, shoes, make-up, clothes) you will use this source in your paper

 

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