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volume(s)= vol. , vols.
REFERENCES
WHERE DO FOOTNOTES APPEAR? ARE THEY FOOTNOTES OR ENDNOTES?
AND THERE IS A SEPARATE BIBLIOGRAPHY.
THE BELOW IS CONFUSING.
Include the following information for book references: IN FOOTNOTES OR IN BIBLIOGRAPHY
A. the name of the authors, editors, or the body responsible for writing the book (small caps)
SMALL CAPS
To apply small capital (Small Caps) for author names in the bibliography:
- Select the author name, and then on the Home tab, in the Font dialogue box, click the arrow in the lower-right corner. Then select the Small Caps under Effects.
Or, select the author name and then ctrl+shift+k.
Capital Letters must NOT be used.
B. full title (italics)
C. series title (italics) and volume number (no italics)
D. city of publication
E. year of publication
F. edition, if not the original
GIVE AN EXAMPLE
- For articles, use the system demonstrated in the final bibliography:
THERE IS NO EXAMPLE of an article
Single author
Bibliography: SYLWESTER, R: The Adolescent Brain: Reaching for Autonomy, Heatherton, Victoria (Hawker Brownlow Education) 2008.
Footnote: Henceforth, e.g.: Sylwester 2008: 89.
THE ABOVE IS TOTALLY CONFUSING
More than one reference for the same author in the same year:
Bibliography:
- MEINARDUS, Otto F.A.: Coptic Saints and Pilgrimages, 1st ed., Cairo & NY (AUC Press) 2002a.
- Meinardus, Otto F.A.: Two Thousand Years of Coptic Christianity, 1st ed., Cairo & NY (AUC Press) 2002b.
Footnote:
- Meinardus 2002a: 20-43.
- Meinardus 2002b: 101-125.
Two or three authors
Bibliography: ANDERSON, J. & MILLICENT E. P.: Assignment and Thesis Writing, 4th ed., Milton, Qld. (John Wiley & Sons) 2001.
Footnote: Anderson & Poole 2001: 65.
Four or more authors
Bibliography: HANSEN, A., SIMON C., Ralph N. & Newbold, C.: Mass Communication Research Methods, Basingstoke (Macmillan) 1998.
Footnote: ANDERS & et Al. 1998: 104.
No Author (Incl. Dictionary or Encyclopedia)
Bibliography:Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary: 10th ed., Springfield, MA (Merriam Webster) 1993.
Footnote:Merriam-Webster’s 1993: 11.
Dictionaries:
Bibliography: ERMAN, A. & GRAPOW, H. (eds): Wörterbuch der Ägyptischen Sprache I-V, Leipzig (J. Hinrichs) 1926-1931 [= Wb.].
Footnote: ERMAN & GRAPOW (eds.): Web 1926: vol.4, 2-3.
Edited Book
Bibliography: CRAVEN, I. (ed.): Australian Cinema in the 1990s, London (Frank Cass) 2001.
Footnote: CRAVEN 2001: 25.
Chapter or article in the book:
Bibliography: KNOWLES, M. S.: “Independent Study”, In Using Learning Contracts, 73-112. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1986.
Footnote: KNOWLES 1986: 79.
Chapter or article in edited book:
Bibliography: FERRES, K.: «Idiot box: Television, Urban Myths and Ethical Scenarios», In Australian Cinema in the 1990s, edited by Ian Craven, 175-88, London (Frank Cass) 2001.
Footnote: FERRES 2001: 179.
Journal article (Print version)
Bibliography: YOUNGER, P.: «Using the Internet to Conduct a Literature Search», Nursing Standard 19, Nº. 6, 2004, 45-51.
Footnote: YOUNGER 2004: 45-47.
Or
Bibliography: SOBHY, G.: «The Survival of Ancient Egypt», BSAC 4, 1938, 59-70.
Footnote: Sobhy 1938: 60-64.
Thesis:
Bibliography: FAYADH, Kh.H.: «The legal regulation of assisted reproductive technology in Iraq: Lessons from the Australian approach», PhD thesis, Western Sydney University, 2015.
Footnote: FAYADH 2015: 35-40.
For E-Books or Electronic sources:
-ATKIN, M.: «Bermagui Forest Disputed Turf», the Hack Half Hour. November 13, 2008. Podcast, 13:10. Accessed April 2, 2009. http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/hack/notes/.
-Article from Internet:
Bibliography: COOPER, D.: «Native Ant May Stop Toad in its Tracks», ABC Science, March 31, 2009, http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2009/03/31/2530686. htm? site=science&topic=latest.
Footnote: COOPER 2009.
Interview unpublished/Personal communication:
Bibliography: Unpublished interviews or personal communications are only cited in footnotes; they are not listed in Bibliographies. All details are provided in the footnote
Footnote:
Interview conducted by yourself:
STRONG, G.: (pastor, Wayfare Chapel), interview by author, May 5, 2014.
-Interview conducted by another person:
MELBA, N.: Interview by Albert Smith, September 1924, Oral History Archive, National Library, Australia.
Online Lecture/Lecture notes
Bibliography: Lectures are only cited in footnotes; they are not listed in Bibliographies unless advised by your tutor or lecturer.
Footnote:
-Face to face lecture:
DYER, S.: «Introduction» (lecture, 101033 Modernism, Western Sydney University, Penrith. January 10, 2014).
-Recorded lecture:
DYER, S.: «History of Modernism», lecture, 101033 Modernism, Western Sydney University, May 26, 2014, webinar, MPEG copy, 0:40:37, https://vuws.westernsydney. edu.au/webapps/blackboard/execute/handlle=lecture=vie.
Example of a bibliography:
Bibliography
ANDERSON, J. & MILLICENT E.P.: Assignment and Thesis Writing, 4th ed., MILTON, QLD. (John Wiley & Sons) 2001.
CRAVEN, I. (ed.): Australian Cinema in the 1990s, London (Frank Cass) 2001.
HARTLEBEN, H.: Champollion, sein Leben und sein Werk, vol.1, Berlin (Weidmann) 1906.
JOMARD, M.: «Mémoire sur la vallée du Nil et le nilomètre de l’île de Rôda», dans Description de l’Égypteou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont étéfaîtes en Égypte pendant l’expédition de l’armée française, 18/1-État moderne, 2e éd. dédiée au roi, Paris (C.L.F. Panckoucke) 1826, 556-643.
KEIMER, L.: «Les oignons et les poissons du Cham-en-Nessim», CHE 3/4, 1951, 352-356.
LECLERCQ, L. : «Les vingt-quatre vieillards», dans: DACL, vol.2, Paris (Librairie Letouzey & Ane) 1953, cols. 3121-25.
LYSTER, W.: Monastery of St.Paul, Cairo (Elias Modern Publishing House Cairo–the Palm Press) 1999.
AL-MESKEEN, M.: «Dayr Anba Maqqar», in ATIYA, A.S. (ed.), CoptEnc. 3, New York (Macmillan International Compagny) 1991, 748-756.
SAVANT, J.: Les Mamelouks de Napoléon, Paris (Calmann-Lévy) 1949.
SOBHY, G.: «the Survival of Ancient Egypt», BSAC 4, 1938, 59-70,
SYLWESTER, R.: The Adolescent Brain: Reaching for Autonomy, Heatherton, Victoria (Hawker Brownlow Education) 2008.
YOUNGER, P.: «Using the Internet to Conduct a Literature Search», Nursing Standard 19, Nº. 6, 2004, 45-50.
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