Summarize each selected source by briefly stating its main arguments, findings, or themes and, when relevant, the methodology it uses. This summary forms the first part of the source's annotation.

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The process of annotating sources for a gender studies bibliography involves three sequential steps: summarizing the source's main arguments and methodologies, evaluating its strengths and weaknesses, and reflecting on its relevance and contribution to your specific research.

Steps of Writing Gender Studies Annotated Bibliography: Annotate Your Sources

Explain how this source fits into your research. Discuss its impact on your understanding of the topic and how it will contribute to your annotated bibliography.

Writing Gender Studies Annotate Your Sources - Step 3: Reflect on the Source's Relevance

Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the source. Consider its methodological approach, the evidence used, and its contribution to the field.

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