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Bibliography cards are used to note all of the publication information so you can reference them when you are ready to take notes. Also, to have those facts readily available when preparing the final bibliography.
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ProfessorThe point of a bibliography is to show what sources you have used and where your infromation came from.
It should also 'decode' things like Weinstein (1999), giving details of the author's full name, the edition used, the publishers and place and date of publication.
All written research should be verifiable ('checkable') and a properly compiled bibliography is an important element in this.
A bibliography lists what sources you used for your work (especially essays). The uses are...
-Proving to teachers and whatnot that you did actually do some research
-Prevent some forms or plagiarism
-Allow people to check the sources you used, to check the credibility or to further their own research
Bibliographies also test your ability to find enough information to make a bibliography, as well as your patience when you type all the citations out (and put them in alphabetical order, if you're forced to).
A bibliography is a list of sources (e.g., books, articles, websites) used in research or writing. It helps to give credit to the original authors and provides a way for readers to locate the sources for further reading or verification. This helps to ensure the credibility and validity of the information presented.
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