It is acceptable to put your footnotes on a page at the end of your paper rather than at the bottom of each page. Once a work has been cited parenthetically, as in the example above, subsequent references to it should be abbreviated. These should be used sparingly. A bibliography should list the sources you have actually used in writing the paper, not each book or article read or lecture heard but only those relevant to what you have written. Don't litter bibliographies with books irrelevant to your paper in order to create the impression that you have pitched a tent in the library.
Bibliographical references look a little bit like inverted footnotes.
Bibliographies are usually arranged in alphabetical order according to the last name of the author. Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror . Viking Press, 1975. Bachelard, Gaston . The Psychoanalysis of Fire .