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  1. Using Secondary Sources in an English Essay

    Tips on using secondary sources. Effective summarizing and paraphrasing. Documenting sources in MLA style (Modern Languages Association) The English Essay as Research Essay.

  2. Integrating Sources

    Establish what’s at stake: a source can present or highlight a problem, question or issue that provides a “so what” for your essay. Serve as a lens: a source can offer a theory or concept …

  3. Research Guides: Academic Writing: Using Secondary Sources

    A secondary source is a mediary between you and the primary source. Secondary sources can also help your credibility as a writer; when you use them in your writing, it shows …

  4. Secondary Sources

    In scholarly work, a primary source reports original content; a secondary source refers to content first reported in another source. Cite secondary sources sparingly—for instance, …

  5. How to use secondary sources in essays

    Secondary sources need to be: effectively placed in your essay, questioned ( how are they good and bad) and link to the text you're discussing. It is generally a good idea to place these at the …

  6. Using secondary sources to support your interpretations

    You can introduce material from a secondary text in order to support a particular interpretation which you are making (i.e. you agree with what the critic has said).

  7. Quoting and integrating sources into your paper

    All your sources must relate to your thesis, or central argument, whether they are in agreement or not. It is a good idea to address all sides of the argument or thesis to make your stance stronger. There are two main ways to incorporate …