I. Find at least one new source to use in your annotated bibliography, read it thoroughly, and write up an evaluative annotation for it. See A & B 263-264 for an explanation and example of this type of annotation. Include an MLA-formatted citation for the source as well.
II. Write a thorough explanation of your research process for finding this source, and then explain how reading this source has contributed to your growing understanding of your topic. In other words, how has this source helped you to answer your research question? Has it caused you to pose any new questions? What do you know now that you didn’t know before? Try to practice “wallowing in complexity” by explaining your thought process.
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