Annotated Bibliography Social Contract, Lack of access to healthcare in the United States

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EGL 1010

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Introduction

Introduce your research topic and its importance / relevance. This section should be one paragraph.

Annotated Bibliography

Insert the source, properly cited in MLA-Style, as it would appear in the works cited page.

Summary (these sections can be done in paragraph form or bulleted list as seen here):

· Summarize the source.

· Identify the rhetorical situation: Main claims, audience, purpose and context. Include at least one direct or paraphrased quote from the article to support one of these elements. The quote must be cited in-text using MLA-Style. If you would like to expand this section more, you can also identify other elements of the rhetorical situation, such as: form, tone and tools.

· This section mirrors the work you did in the Single-Source Analysis Assignment.

Source Evaluation:

· Explain why this is a credible source. Use your findings from the Source Evaluation Worksheet to guide this section. If you find a source is not credible, do not include it in the Annotated Bibliography.

Reflection:

· Explain how / why this source is useful to your research.

Begin your next source. Sources need to be in alphabetical order based on the first piece of information in the entry, just as on a works cited page.