Edwardian Directoire Dress Bibliography

FINAL PAPER:
find A single image of fashionable dress, ( from 1900s) as defined by the focus of this course, will serve as the basis for an exploration and analysis of both historical style and the image itself. The image both guides and focuses the paper: a successful paper consistently analyzes the period and each category through the original image. Each paper will address somewhat different topics, but for the most part will consider cultural context, designer, artist, model, materiality, etc. This assignment builds upon the skills developed in Integrative Design Studio and Seminar. Due dates are staggered throughout the semester; each component is graded separately (late work and plagiarism policies in effect for each part).
Papers are to be five pages; length assumes Times New Roman or similar font (12 point) or 250 words per page, double-spaced, with one-inch margin on all sides, and additional footnotes, illustrations, and bibliography, with formal academic structure and language. Spelling and grammar as well as Parsons-mandated formatting (Chicago Manual of Style, Turabian, 16th edition) will be counted toward your final grade, as well as quality and number (minimum six) of sources.
Bibliography and Outline/November 5 (5%):
The quality of your paper depends on the quality of your information. For this assignment, provide citations and a rationale (why is this a trustworthy source? and how/ where this source will be used in the essay ) for the six sources you will use for the final paper. Use only respected scholarly, academic and institutional sources, both online and in print. The use of non-academic sources, including Wikipedia or any general encyclopedia, will receive a half grade reduction. Papers without a bibliography and/or citations/footnotes will receive an F. Olivia Warschaw, Research Librarian, will conduct an in-class session on research practices for this assignment on October 29. The Library also offers one-on-one research consultation appointments – reserve a spot through the Services tab on the Library’s website.
For this assignment, be sure to include the following:
 at least one academic or university press text
 at least one journal article
 at least one primary source – material that dates from the time period
 at least three books
 complete citations using Chicago/Turabian formatting
 an assessment of the quality of each source