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An Annotated Bibliography: "A Rose for Emily" and Depression

This is an annotated bibliography. Most of the chosen resources focus on analyzing the short story, "A Rose for Emily." The author chose resources that will support the argument that lonelier people are at higher risk for depression.
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"Your writing has a clear purpose and you have a clear understanding of the subject matter. The information that you provide is relevant and well-developed. You create natural transitions between sentences. The annotated bibliography is neat and consistently formatted. There are a few errors in the use of MLA style. There is a significant amount of grammar and punctuation errors, to the point that readability is sometimes affected."

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