In the Chicago Manual of Style, how would I properly cite a bit of information that was originally from another source, but I am reading it in a book? Do I cite the book, because that is where I personally accessed it, or, do I copy the original source info from the book author’s bibliography?
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I’m not famous but i’ve had quite alot of dramas over the past few years and think that my life so far might make for a good autobiography.
I think i’d be good at writing but i’m obviously not a professional writer. I’ve graduated from uni after writing a dissertation, so I know I can write well academically.I’m sure that whilst I may be able to write OK, my work wont be up to the that are required for publishing.(It doesn’t help that I have dyslexia!)
I’d really appreciate any advice as to how I go about getting started…
I’m accessing an online book (an “ebook”) through my college’s database. It is a book that was originally published in print, and it includes the author’s name, the print publication location and date, etc. It is essentially a copy of the printed book that has been scanned into the database.
How do I cite this properly with MLA format? I’ve seen about 10 different versions!!!
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I am writing a bibliographical entry from a quote from Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. Do i use where it was first published (Great Britain 1813) or the edition of book i have (Headline Review in 2006)?
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I am writing a paper using five or six letters from one individual to another individual, all published in the same collection. I know I should have individual entries in my works cited list for each letter, but when I do in-text citations such as
“Our controversy has ended” (Malthus 25).
how do I indicate which letter it’s from? Usually you’re supposed to use an abbreviated title after the author name, but I can’t figure out what an identifying title might be. Can I just leave out additional information since the page number will be enough to place it (all…
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