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do I cite Books for my paper? |
Most of your professors will require you to include a list
of books, web sites or articles that you used to write your paper. There is a
specific way to do this. The most popular style manuals are:
- Publication manual of the American
Psychological Association
- Available in print: BF76.7 .P83 2001
- Partially available on the Internet: APA Style Manual (official site)
- Internet sites that contain APA style examples: Citation Style for
Research Papers
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- Associated Press Stylebook and
Libel Manual
- Including guidelines on photo captions,
filing the wire, proofreaders' marks, copyright
- Available in print: REF PN 4783.A83 1994
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- MLA Style Manual
- Available in print: PE1478 .M57 1995
- Partially available on the Internet: MLA Style Manual (official site)
- Internet sites that contain MLA style examples: Citation Style for
Research Papers
- Chicago Style Manual/Turabian
- Available in print: LB2369 .T8
- Partially available on the Internet: Turabian Style Guide
(library site)
- Internet sites that contain Chicago & Turabian style
examples: Citation
Style for Research Papers
- Los Angeles Times Stylebook
- Available in print: REF PN 4783.H56 1981
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- New York Times
Manual of Style and Usage
- Available in print: REF PN4783 .S57 1999
- UPI Stylebook : The authoritative
handbook for writers, editors & news directors
- Available in print: REF PN 4783.M47 1992
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