Focus Annotated Bibliographies Samples For Students

The traditional face-to-face communication is the most commonly used mode of communication due to its formality and the advantages it offers to the communication process. Face-to-face communication presents the environment for mutual relationship between the parties involved in the communication process. However, Riby, Gwyneth, and Whittle dispute that face to face communication might cause a barrier to effective communication since the parties involved in the process might shy away from eye contact. This may occur for instance in case of upward communication in an organization. A junior staff might fear the eye contact of his supervisor, thereby leading to a barrier ...

Abstract
The majority of the articles included deal with the subject of organizational change. Several of them explore organizational change from a theoretical viewpoint and offer ideas for research, while other articles offer more practical information for management with examples of change, elements affecting change, and concrete examples of organizations’ implementation of change. Several of the articles focus on leadership. Again, some approach from a theoretical perspective, while others offer concrete examples of styles of leadership that can be utilized on a practical level. Altogether, the articles provide a diverse picture of theories and practices behind leadership and organizational change. This diversity ...

David, A. (1998). “When Should Kids do to Jail?” The American Prospect. 38 (1), 72-78.

In this article, David (1998) claims that there is a controversy on when a child should be free to face criminal justice. This article addresses the question of when children should be regarded as adults at the hand of criminal law. As such, I will use this article to validate the period when children are liable to juvenile delinquency and transfer. David focuses on addressing parents, and lawyers on juvenile delinquency. David (1998) and Martin (2005) have focused on educating the public concerning the juvenile delinquency ...

Part I: Post-disaster management

Crawford, L., Langston, C., & Bajracharya, B. (2013). Participatory project management for improved disaster resilience. International Journal of Disaster Resilience in the Built Environment, 4(3), 317-333.

This study contributes to understanding of disaster management relative to project and stakeholder management. Placing value in participatory project management approaches, the study aims to contribute to improved disaster resilience opportunities. Summative content analysis (qualitative) of project management in disaster management discourse is used based on two sets of text from institutionalized discourse (e.g., policies) and the inquiry report from the 2011 Queensland Floods Commission. Limitations were identified as a narrow analysis – a wider ...

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Anderson, M. & Ramos-Reid, R. (2011) Core competence-definition and dynamics in the not-for-profit sector. School of Management Blekinge Institute of Technology Sweden.

The study is among the few that treats the subject of core-competences (core capabilities) within the nonprofit sector, explaining how it applies to the not-for-profit operations. The core competences concept is related to the added value notion, and the authors of this study aim to identify how nonprofit organizations can generate added value by optimizing their internal resources. Developing a multi-case study analysis, the book identifies that nonprofit operations follow the same patterns as for profit organizations for ...

Introduction

It has been observed that, the world is changing a lot from the technological perspective. Hence, it is important for the organizations dealing with large data sets to implement strategies regarding security of these data sets. Big data sets can be referred to as large pieces of information stored in servers, or rather server farms. The traditional means of processing all these data sets will not be useful, and even, there would be a risk of security breach within these data sets. Hence, we are required to implement security analytics that will help in increasing the security of this data and, ...

Rehabilitation Issues within the Criminal Justice System

This research investigates the importance of rehabiliation as a central theme in criminal justice systems. Specifically, the research adrresses the question about whether rehabiliation is important in the first place, and the issues that prevent delivery of timely rehabiliation services to offenders. The research notes that while it is important to keep the public safe from offenders, it is also of critical importance to ensure that the offenders get a fair treatment within the confines of prison and come out of prison with the right mindset without slipping back to doing the crimes they used to commit. This research opinines that ...

The main focus of the article is analysis of anthropometric measurements, which were made in order to understand peculiarities of smoking effects on the development of the fetus and nutrition. This issue attracts attention of researchers, because at the same time there are many studies with controversial research results. At the time when some researchers stress on nutritional peculiarities of smoking and non-smoking mothers, the others are convinced in negative toxic effect of smoking on the fetus.

In a result of thorough studies, conducted by the authors of the article, it was proved that maternal smoking can lead to such ...

Bibliography

Differences between Eastern and Western Culture

Lang, S. Communication Differences Between Eastern and Western Cultures: Managing
Intercultural Communication Differences. Yahoo Voices. 12 May 2008. Web. 24 Feb. 2014.

This article is focuses on the differences of communication and the importance of understanding various communication approaches between the East and the West. According to the article, the eastern cultures are perceived as high context cultures. Such cultures use more nonverbal and indirect communication and conflict is common. The people from the Western cultures are individualistic, communicate directly, and use concrete language while communicating.

The perceptions of power are different ...

Basch, C. E. (2011). Teen Pregnancy and the Achievement Gap Among Urban Minority Youth.Journal Of School Health, 81(10), 614-618. doi:10.1111/j.1746- 1561.2011.00635.x

Teens who become pregnant are at risk in terms of educational achievement (many are high school drop outs) and poverty. Moreover, daughters of teen mothers are more likely to become unwed teen mothers themselves. (Basch, 2011) Basch agrees with Kearney and Levine that teen pregnancy is mostly due to low socio-economic status. There is also an indication that teen mothers score lower on cognitive exams. He also agrees with Pazol and McKay that decreases in teen births are due to increased sexual education and use of contraceptives. However, he also indicates that among African-American females, the increase may also ...

This project will identify the similarities and differences between Constantinople in the 6th century and the Baby Boomer Generation of Nashville in the 1960s.
Both cities, although separate in terms of geography and time, represent key events in their respective periods. The discussion of these events as manifested in their arts, music, and literature would be interesting subjects of study.

This project will compare Constantinople in the Dark Ages and Nashville in the 1960s and focus on their arts, music, and literature. The inhabitants of these cities will also be described. In Constantinople, the Christians resided, as the ...

Developmental psychology relates to the scientific study of the changes that happen to people during their lifetime. This field of study initially focused on the development of infants and children. However, the scope of developmental psychology has steadily expanded to include the development of the youth, adults, and, the elderly as well as the entire lifecycle of human beings. This specialty focuses on examining changes that take place across a wide range of topics such as the psycho-physiological processes including the mental development involving moral and conceptual understanding. The focus can also be on the language acquisition on the perspectives ...

This work is an annotated bibliography for a research study on the topic “impoverished first Nations women in Canada”. Notably, for the proposed research, First Nations will be used to refer to Aboriginal peoples of Canada. In compiling this work, I used a general selection criteria drawing from a single text source, a Website and three peer-reviewed academic journal articles. The source drawn from text will be presented first, followed by the Web source and finally three peer-reviewed sources. The paper gives a succinct presentation of the main arguments in the given sources, and a critical assessment on the main points as well as ...

Benstock, Bernard. Critical Essays on James Joyce's Ulysses. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1989. 

Benstock speaks extensively about the romantic fantasy in Ulysses. He portrays the idea that Bloom is a victim of his own musings and circumstances with most of his thoughts focusing on the self and thus hampering his moving forward. Bloom’s musings and inner sexual thoughts are important parts of the whole narrative especially in Chapter 13 and Benstock also focuses on the links between one episode and another which should be read in continuity if we are to truly appreciate them. The interaction between Leopold ...

Anyaegbu, R., Ting, W., & Li, Y. (2012). Serious game motivation in an EFL classroom in chinese primary school. Turkish Online Journal of Educational Technology - TOJET, 11(1), 154-164. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1140132176?accountid=11652

The authors of this qualitative study found out that serious games, such as Mingoville, can motivate Chinese students to learn English. Students of two primary schools in China were asked to play the Mingoville interactive English learning computer program. Not all the students were interested with some saying it was a boring game. The study was carried out to find out how a serious game motivates students to ...

The delivery of special education in today’s world presents a challenging environment for policy makers as well as implementers of education. Characterized by diversity and several emerging issues, special education has to be approached from an integrated perspective in order to achieve the best outcomes. The issues involved include inclusion, diversity of disability as well as diversity in teacher education, modes of carrying out assessment, identification of disabilities, instruction and intervention methodologies. Other issues include teacher and administrator preparation to meet various challenges. The texts for the annotated bibliography are drawn across these issues. Many of them are written ...

Introduction

Transmission and containment of hepatitis A, B and C is vital dealing with the menace. However, for one to be able to deal comprehensively with the challenges, it is necessary for one to understand the causative agents as well as environments that may aid in propagation of the virus. It is also necessary to demystify myths from the truth as regards to causation of hepatitis A, B & C, in addition to HIV. For example, according to Stein and Nyamathi (2010), unprotected sexual behavior, prison history and needle sharing are to blame for the propagation of Hepatitis virus.
Center ...

Campos, David. Sex, Youth, and Sex Education: A Reference Handbook. California: ABC- CLIO. 2002. Print.

Campos, an outspoken educator and associate professor of education at the University of the Incarnate Word claims that abstinence is not all about avoiding sex but rather about a voluntary non involvement in sex and other sexual activities. It is a decision that he thinks should come from an individual person and therefore a person needs not to be coerced into not being party in sexual activities. According to him, abstinence and sex education is a very important aspect of growth which needs not to be ignored. In ...

Association for Youth, Children and Nature Psychology. Overcoming ADHD Without Medication: a parent and educator’s guidebook. Association for Nature Psychology, 2009.

Lougy, Richard A. et al. Teaching Young Children With ADHD: successful strategies and practical advice. California: Corwin Press, 2007.

Lougy et al. discuss methods of teaching children with ADHD in terms of their delayed skills: “For many pre-schoolers and early school-age children with ADHD, appropriate social skills are delayed.” (Lougy et al. 33) They suggest that a key symptom of this being the case is when pre-schoolers are more aggressive towards other children and that children who are “impulsive ...

- Lambert, Craig. “Death by the Barrel: David Hemenway applies scientific method to the gun problem.” Harvard Magazine. Sept.-Oct. 2004. harvardmagazine.com. Web. 16 Mar. 2014.

In the article, David Hemenway, director of the Harvard Injury Contro Research Center at the School of Public Health, discusses how guns make crimes lethal. He argues that the issue about gun-control is not about taking away people’s guns, but is about forming strategies that will reduce harm brought about by guns. He added that reasonable gun policies are needed to be able to decrease the harm that guns cause. As ...

Achinstein, Sharon, and Thomas Corns. "Samson Agonistes" in A Companion to Milton. N.p.: Oxford: Blackwell, 2003. Print.

The poetic form of the poem “Samson Agonistes” is free verse (unrhymed iambic pentameter). Milton used it very influential, and this style became popular with the name “Miltonic Verse.” Samuel Johnson did not accept this form of poetry writing and mocked Milton. However, he finds that the Miltonic verse was very influential.

Milton’s “Samson Agonistes” is the best example for the blank verse poetic style. In this article, the author finds a way how Milton uses the free verse in ...

Annotated Bibliography for Wal-Mart

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is both a multinational business enterprise operating as discount stores, supermarkets, and supercenters to provide a variety of merchandise that include apparel, housewares, electronic appliances, small appliances, and other parts of hardware. Numerous reports and studies have been conducted on the store. The following are some of the reports and research studies conducted on Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

Bloom, P. N., & Perry, V. G. (2001). Retailer power and supplier welfare: the case of Wal-Mart. Journal of Retailing, 77(3), 379-396.

Bloom and Perry (2001) provide an understanding of the retailing business in ...

Introduction

Automobile technology has managed to come a long way. A few decades ago, automobile makers were boasting about airbags being the latest state-of-the-art technology in car safety. Warning systems and collision avoidance have been the latest developments for car technology. Though it is not a new technology, reverse cameras are available with the cross-traffic warning systems for preventing drivers from reversing from their parking spot into the oncoming traffic. Again, the vehicle sensor technology has been used for detection and prevention from all-too-common dangerous situations. These technologies are perfect for ensuring individuals and families are kept safe. Also, technology has helped ...

White, Deborah. “Pros and Cons of the Death Penalty” Retrieved from http://deathpenalty.procon.org/view.answers.reader-comments.php?questionID=1324

Deborah White in her article “Pros and Cons of the Death Penalty” said in her research that in 1972, the United States Supreme Court effectively nullified the death penalty converting the death sentences of hundreds of death row inmates to life in prison. But in 1976, another Supreme Court ruling found capital punishment to be constitutional and since then up to June of 2009, 1,167 persons were executed. Amnesty International spoke out against the death penalty stating that it is the ultimate denial of human ...

The History of the Evolution of the Cell Phone

Goggin, Gerard. Cell Phone Culture: Mobile Technology in Everyday Life. Routledge, 2012. Print.

As one of the secondary sources, this book offers viable information of the history of the cell phone which happens to be part of the research. According to Goggin, the cell phone has been in development for about fifty years(23).This book is going to be very resourceful as it offers the social and cultural dimensions that were created with its introduction. Since the research is majorly concerned with the social effects of the cell phone, the book will come in very handy in ...

The global economy and the rapid emergence of technology facilitated the possibility of becoming involved in international or global business operations, generating increased productivity by exploring global resources, but also increasing the rates of criminality. The business environment is directly associated with a prevailing type of crime – the corporate and white-collar crime. Less known by societies throughout the world because in general in has non-violent consequences, corporate and white-collar crime produce victims of fraud, scams, bribery, blackmail throughout the world. However, these types of crimes ...

Alcohol and Public Health

The article outlined the facts relating to under-age drinking. The authors used facts to justify the need for capping minimum drinking age to 21 years. Statistically, over 4,300 deaths occur in USA annually as a result of excessive drinking of alcohol by the citizens who are under 21 years of age (CDC, 1). Underage drinking contributes ...

Bahdi, Reem, and Richard Marcuse. Racial Profiling. Canada: British Columbia Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA), 2010. Web.

Bahdi and Marcuse emphasized in their volume that racial profiling remains a problem in Canada, as with other jurisdictions worldwide. Commentators and law enforcement officials alike reject the practice of racial profiling; the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) emphasized its harmfulness when used in resolving criminal and national security issues.

Hahn, Kathy. Racial Profiling. Detroit, MI: Greenhaven Press, 2011. Print.

Racial profiling is the key concern of Kathy Hahn in presenting the At Issue series of her volume, which contains a holistic variety of primary and secondary sources containing insights from academic journals, statements from political figures, eyewitness accounts, organizational findings and the like.

Hirschmann, Kris. Racial Profiling. Detroit, MI: Greenhaven Press, 2006. Print.

Hirschmann explored a wide range of areas ...

Ferguson, C. (2007). The Good, The Bad and the Ugly: A Meta-analytic Review of Positive and Negative Effects of Violent Video Games. Psychiatric Quarterly, 78(4), 309-316. doi:10.1007/s11126-007-9056-9

Video games continue to be a major concern in the society. There are various concerns that have been raised on the impacts in video games in players’ aggression. Playing of video games tends to have good and bad impacts on the players. Through meta-analytic review, it is possible to comprehend the effects of video games on visuospatial; cognition and aggressive behavior. Various methods are used to determine the bad and good effects of video games on its players. The research shows that the exposure to video games increase visuospatial cognition. Much of the research that has been carried out in ...

Blackburn, M., Busser, R. & Nauman A. (2001). Removing Requirement Defects and Automating Test. Software Productivity Consortium NFP

This article underscores the problems that impede operations and growth. In this regard, the article discusses model based approaches to reducing defects in the production process. The article discusses the use of model-based approaches in order to reduce defects, reworks and rejects in order to increase scheduled savings and reduce costs. Automation of development and tests is important in the production process. According to the authors of the article, automation in this way helps reduce resources and time in an attempt to develop high quality production systems. This article is important for this topic as it gives a different perspective ...

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Au, W. "Fresh Out of School: Rap Music's Discursive Battle with Education." The Journal of Negro Education, 74.3 (2005): 210-20.

The purpose of this research paper is to determine how such discourse in education is challenged by the discourse in rap music. According to Au, rap music opposes and critiques education as a dominant discourse. In this study, Au makes an analysis of rap music lyrics from the perspective of the hip-hop culture on the African American education system. Au uses academic literatures, discourse analysis, and ground theories to support his findings from several lyrics of rap ...

An American Slave by Fredrick Douglass is one of the finest 19th-century narratives about the slaves and the slavery. This is an autobiography that is well known due to its American African origin type. The book narrates the unfolding events surrounding the early life of Fredrick Douglass, right from the birth in Tuckahoe, Hillsborough and escape from the slavery at the age of about twenty. American Slave focuses on the various formative experiences that stood out clearly in Douglass’ life. This could be treated as a demonstration of how cruel slavery was and at the same time, bringing out how ...

Summary

This is a randomized controlled trial that studied the effectiveness of acupuncture in reducing pain and bothersomeness in patients with chronic low back pain (CLBP) compared to placebo treatment. Bothersomeness and pain were measured using visual analogue scales (VAS). Disability, health status, and depression were other outcomes measured using various instruments. The study used a sample of 130 adults with CLBP for three months before the trial and recruited from three medical hospitals in Korea. They were randomly allocated to two groups – real acupuncture group and sham acupuncture group. Treatment was given twice a week for six weeks by physicians specializing ...

Annotated Bibliography

This annotated bibliography aims to serve the purposes of researching and adding to the issue of domestic violence and abuse bringing to special focus the impact of such violence on every member of the family. Women of the house are the usual targets and the impact of the abuse often leaves a deep impact on not only the psychology of these women but also the children being raised in such a house.
Davis, R.L. (1998). Domestic Violence: Facts and Fallacies. USA: Greenwood Publishing Group.

Richard Davis has provided a brief insight into the impacts of domestic violence and his own encounters ...

Frozen yoghurt has over time gained popularity with the population. This has largely been attributed to the shift in focus to healthy foods as well as new marketing strategies by the producers. In the contemporary society, people have become more conscious about their own health and this has had its own impact on the eating lifestyles and hence the choices. Obese rates and other health complications have been mainly attributed to poor eating habits and in the need to combat these, the younger generation in particular have turned to seeking health foods. On the other hand, the trendy culture ...

Introduction

Personality psychology is a diverse field that examines the variation in personality between people. In essence, this theory leads to the formation of a coherent picture of a person, as well as, how it shapes his or her major psychological processes. Personality determines a person’s behaviors, emotions, cognitions and motivations under various circumstances. There are different personality theories, but this paper will focus on social cognitive theories. These theories stress on cognitive processes. Focus will be on the social learning theory. This theory holds that learning is a cognitive process, and it occurs through not only observation, but also through direct instruction. Thus ...

Abstract

Cognitive development focuses on the mental processes that determine how individuals behave and interact with the environment. It involves the use of logical, critical, reflective, metacognitive and creative thinking in solving problems. Life has various questions, dilemmas, uncertainties and unfamiliar problems. It calls for the efficient application of strategies in finding solutions. Creativity is a significant aspect in problem solving. Cognitive creativity helps an individual in carrying out simple applications, discriminations, analysis, and actions based on knowledge of the problem. Arguments arise on whether the concept of cognitive creativity is a skill or a trait. An individual’s creativity depends on his ...

Abir, L. M. (2013, March 11 ). Impact of tourism in coastal areas: Need of sustainable tourism strategy. Retrieved October 20, 2013, from http://www.marbef.org/wiki/Impact_of_tourism_in_coastal_areas:_Need_of_sustainable_tourism_strategy

This article provides a discussion on the issues and impacts of coastal tourism evaluating the current environmental related affairs and issues regarding the future of tourism. In the conclusion, the article provides suggestions for the management of coastal tourism in the future. The article begins with the recognition of the increased awareness for improving sustainable forms of tourism. The coastal regions provide transition points between the land and the sea featuring high biodiversity and the most volatile and fragile ecosystem on earth. For example, the coral reefs and mangroves present a very fragile environment. Rapid urbanization has also led to increased ...

This researcher intends to investigate the effects of life experiences on a person’s behavior.Specifically, the study shall focus on the effects of incarceration or imprisonment on a person’s behavior. Using qualitative research methods, the study shall look into the different aspects of one’s behavior being affected by incarceration. The following sections present materials that are relevant to the present study. These documents are derived from published books and journals, many of which were available online.

Bui, H. & Morash, M. (2010). The impact of network relationships, prison experiences, and internal transformation on women’s success after prison release. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, 49, pp. 1-22. doi 10.1080/1050967090343581.

In this study, 20 former women inmates who were paroled, were interviewed about their life experiences before incarceration, during, and after their release. ...

Garley, Matt, Slade, Benjamin and Marina Terkourafi. “Hwaet! LOL! Common Formulaic Functions in Beowulf.” Proceedings from the Annual Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Association 45 (1): 111-126.

This paper identifies six different formulaic functions that appear both in modern blogs and in Old English poetry. These six are discourse-structuring, filler, gnomic, epithetic, tonic and acronymic. The commonality of these linguistic features is interesting given the amount of time that has passed between the two genres. This shows that the purpose of communication has remained constant, at least in these areas.

Godfrey, J.E. “Beowulf as Martial Epic.” Unpublished dissertation, Texas Tech University, 2011. http://repositories.tdl.org/ttu-ir/handle/2346/19379

This dissertation focuses on the similarities between Beowulf and other epics of war. The conventions of this type of epic are discussed, as well as the rhetorical devices that the martial epic typically encompasses. This is ...

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My paper discusses the consumption habits of developed societies during the period when they experience a financial crisis. The way that developed countries handle a crisis varies. While some nations may favor austerity measures, others may opt for more investments by the national government. It is of interest to me to analyze what takes place at the household level. Would families prefer to keep their funds in their savings account? Or would they continue spending their disposable income? If the citizens do not spend, the economies may have a hard time recovering from the crisis. Thus, it is relevant to look into ...

August Wilson’s Fences give a clear cut description of the sufferings that many people, particularly people of Black decent, go through when they move to the city while centering on a poor family that really struggles to stay together. Apparently the head of the family that Wilson places his focus is Troy Maxson, a 53 year old man who happens to be the key character in this play whose location is not clear though is given a set in the 1950s. Other characters in the play include Rose Maxson (Troy’s second wife), Gabriel Maxson (Troy’s brother), Lyons Maxson (Troy’s ...

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Earthquake and Volcano Forecasting

James, H., Kazuyoshi, N., & Donald, T. (2005). Earthquake forecasting and its verification. Nonlinear Processes in Geophysics, Retrieved from http://arxiv.org/pdf/cond-mat/0508476v1.pdf
This was a manuscript presented in 2005 in the University of California. According to the researchers, Earthquakes are comparatively more dangerous than hurricanes and volcanoes as floods increase gradually and the hurricanes can also be predicted. Earthquakes can occur anytime and they are hard to predict. The Authors have adopted a relatively different approach on the basis of pattern informatics method. This method quantifies temporal variations. Specific areas on seismogenic region have been identified where earthquakes ...

Barker, Deborah. “The Awakening of Female Artistry.” Kate Chopin Reconsidered. Ed. Lynda S. Boren and Sara deSaussure Davis. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1992, 61-79

In this book, the author attempts to analyze the paintings that are done by Edna and how the paintings affects the sensuality of Edna based on the social issues such as religious restrictions women bear in the society. The essay puts more emphasis on Edna; however, Barker also brings to the reader the way Edna is consciously aware of the struggles that embodies her gender. The central outcome of barkers work in the ...

Browne, L. L., Mehra, S. S., Rattan, R. R., & Thomas, G. G. (2004). Comparing lecture and e-learning as pedagogies for new and experienced professionals in dentistry. British Dental Journal, 197(2), 95-97. doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.4811484
Objective: To evaluate the relative effectiveness of e-learning versus lecture learning in VDPs and trainers. Design: Experimental comparison of two groups'learning retention. Setting: VDPs and trainers from two regions were assessed by independent researchers.Method: One region's VDPs and trainers received e-learning; another's received a traditional one hour lecture. Retention and understanding were tested and compared. Personal preference was assessed in group interviews. Results: Significantly greater retention ...

The research already conducted on the topic of supply chain management’s practices has shown the various risks associated with this sphere and how different companies adopt proactive approach to handle the risks. The processes companies applied with the aim of operational costs reduction were described. The conclusion was reached that organizations should realize the risks associated with supply chains and integrate processes that can provide cost effective service and choose effective risk management strategy. It was very interesting to work on this topic and analyze the sources. Annotated bibliographies for two of the chosen sources are presented below.

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Maya Lin – Annotated Bibliography

Works Cited

Rothstein, Edward. "Maya Lin". The New York Times. Retrieved January 2, 2009.
This biographical article focuses on the strengths of Maya Lin as an architectural genius and also discusses several aspects of her work.
Paul Berger (November 5, 2006). "Ancient Echoes in a Modern Space". The New York Times. Retrieved January 2, 2009.
This article looks at some aspects of Maya Lin’s work in the context of her redefining of space with a blend of ancient architecture.
Peter G. Rowe and Seng Kuan (2004). Architectural Encounters with Essence and Form in Modern ...

Annotated Bibliography

Annotated Bibliography
Lacey, D. (2005). Tube feeding, antibiotics, and hospitalization of nursing home residents with end-stage dementia: Perceptions of key medical decision-makers.

Retrieved 24 October, 2011 from http://aja.sagepub.com/content/20/4/211.abstract
The paper by Lacey describes the major challenges to the use of tube feeding including PEGT in neurological patients. The paper was based on selective evaluation of health care giver at 138 nursing homes that make use of tube feeding in relation neurological patients. Lacey also discussed the views of the health care giver at those nursing homes in relations to providing quality tube feeding as a form of palliative ...