An "Annotated Edition" refers to a version of a text that includes additional notes, explanations, or comments alongside the original content. These annotations can provide context, clarify difficult passages, or offer insights into the author's intentions, historical background, or literary significance. This format is often used in academic settings to enhance understanding of complex works. Annotated Editions are commonly found in literature, such as classic novels by William Shakespeare or Jane Austen, where readers may benefit from explanations of archaic language or cultural references. They can also be useful in scholarly texts, helping readers grasp intricate theories or concepts more easily.