Annotate
five out of your ten entries. Annotations consist of two paragraphs:
(1) a summary of the work in question; (2) a critical evaluation of
the work (i.e., how it will inform your project).
Your
bibliography this time around should be tighter in focus than your
preliminary one. It should include only secondary sources, and
only useful ones; its entries should also reflect your thesis
(for example, your "something else" should also be as well-represented
as Medea).
By now
you should have procured all materials, either from Scribner library
or via Interlibrary
Loan.
Email
your annotated bibliography as an attachment to Professor
Curley.