ENG 102 Hudson College Virtual Reality Interesting for Philosophers Bibliography

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Compile and submit an "Annotated, Working Bibliography" of sources you have so far identified for your research project. To receive full credit, you must list at least five items (but not too many more).

Make a real effort (again, to get full credit) to format them using an MLA "Works Cited" style. See the MLA Guide in Appendix A of our textbook or use the Purdue Owl:

https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_formatting_and_style_guide.html (Links to an external site.)

Follow each item with a brief paragraph (3-4 sentences) describing how you hope the source will contribute to your final paper (this is the "annotated" element of the project).

After the annotated list, write a short statement (not more than 2 paragraphs) about aspects/sub-topics of your paper for which may need to do additional research, since the sources you have listed may not fully meet your anticipated needs. Try to explain in some detail.

To summarize the guidelines for your submission:

--5 research sources you've identified and read through, formatted in MLA "Works Cited" style

--For each source you've listed, a 3-4 sentence statement how you expect the source will contribute to your project.

--At the end, a short statement (max: 2 paragraphs) of research you still think needs to be done for the project.

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ENG 102 Composition II Unit Five Creating Proposal and Working Bibliography The Proposal: This is considered the first formal document of your research x Write this document in the first person in terms of what you intend to do. For example, one paragraph might begin: I propose to examine the position that gay marriages should not be legalized x State how you plan to prove this point. For instance—through in depth research and interviews, I will . . . x Consider beginning this Research Proposal with an anecdote that ties in directly with your subject; pull a reader into your plan while clarifying for yourself a clear direction. o Name, date, course #, and instructor’s name in the upper left hand corner o Label the page: “Research Proposal” o Double spaced, typed, size 12 font in proper paragraphed form o Aim for roughly 250-300 words o Proofread carefully Working Bibliography: Your bibliography is a listed collection of possibilities. These are sources that you have scanned after exploring the library’s books and databases as well as the internet. Collect varied sources that may work for your research. Remember that it is a Working Bib and will change as you begin writing your paper; you will eliminate and add sources. 9 Make sure that full bibliographical information is included for each source. Include full web addresses, for instance, for internet searches. 9 Include Primary and Secondary sources. Heading: • Name, date, course #, and instructor’s name in the upper left hand corner • Label the page: “Working Bibliography” READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY TO ASSIST YOU IN CREATING YOUR PROPOSAL FORMING THE RESEARCH QUESTION AND PROPOSAL x AT THIS POINT YOU SHOULD BE THINKING OF A TOPIC AND MOVING ON TO NARROWING THAT TOPIC TO A SPECIFIC RESEARCHABLE CLAIM. x Avoid predictable topics too frequently heard of in the media: abortion, euthanasia, gun control, marijuana issues, capital punishment. Select issues that matter to YOU. CREATING A SOLID RESEARCH QUESTION: ONCE A TOPIC HAS BEEN SELECTED, THE RESEARCH QUESTION BECOMES VITAL AS YOU WORK TOWARD RESPONDING TO THAT QUESTION IN YOUR RESEARCHED ARGUMENT. Find a Topic: Consider issues discussed thus far. Keep in mind that the issue must matter to you. By now you also know that your topic must be controversial/argumentative. By now class Discussions should have led you to a narrowed topic. A Good Question: x Excites curiosity x Avoids a simply yes/no answer and considers researchable views x States a clear purpose and a lucid argument x Has boundaries—a focused essay can be developed in 7-10 pages. x Considers information from various sources keeping the writer’s point of view at the forefront x States a clear purpose and a lucid argument Explain your purpose in the Research Proposal. Itx clarifies the topic. x analyzes the issues. x sways the reader with varied, compelling evidence. Your Claim: x Your wording should state the topic and take on the issue as well as your selected approach. Are you, for instance proposing changes? x May point to a general, specialized, or expert audience. ¾ YOU SHOULD BE WORKING ON A SUMMARY OF THE RESEARCH PAPER, REVIEW THIS AS YOU CREATE A FULLER RESEARCH PROPOSAL. A good proposal should have: x A clear subject (beyond the topic) with brief background information x A narrowed topic x A working claim (one that offers some flexibility since, as research continues, you may modify it a bit) x Awareness of the level of the audience x A plan for locating appropriate sources
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Discussion
Thesis statement: This is an annotated bibliography about the topic of virtual reality and its
impact on human mind. Additionally, it also discusses the research that has happened in this field
and the research needed afterwards.
1. “Why Is Virtual Reality Interesting for Philosophers?”
2. “The Effect of Virtual Reality as a form of Escapism.”
3. "The Impact of Perception and Presence on Emotional Reactions: A Review of
Research in Virtual Reality."
4. "Virtual Reality."
5. "Affective Interactions Using Virtual Reality: The Link between Presence and
Emotions."
6. Short Statement


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Metzinger, Thomas K. "Why Is Virtual Reality Interesting for Philosophers?" Frontiers in
Robotics and AI, vol. 5, 2018. Crossref, doi:10.3389/frobt.2018.00101.
This article was instrumental in explaining how virt...

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