Emma 102A: Intro. to Citations for Online Resources

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Introduction to Citations for Online Resources - continued...

For literature, arts and humanities, use Modern Language Association (MLA)
For psychology, business, education, history, other social sciences and for some hard sciences use American Psychological Association (APA)
For "real world" use, for all subject matter, in books, magazines, newspapers, and other non-scholarly publications, use Chicago or Turabian

Official Style Guides

American Psychological Association
www.apastyle.org/

Modern Language Association
www.mla.org

Chicago Manual of Style
www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/
Chicago/cmosfaq.html

Not sure?
Ask your
professors what style
they prefer.

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Helpful "How-To" Resources

Columbia Guide to Online Style www.columbia.edu/cu/cup/
cgos/idx_basic.html

The English Pages' Online Citation Guide: www.awl.com/englishpages/
citation_walker_eval.htm

Bedford/St. Martin's Online Citation Styles www.bedfordstmartins.com
/online/cite6.html

Note: This guide is only a brief introduction to citations. You are strongly encouraged to take Emma 103: Citations, Citations, Citations for an in-depth discussion of the different citation formats for any type of resource.

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