For some good examples, see
The Bedford Handbook;
try the Bedford
Bibliographer to create and manage citations online,
or try the KnightCite
How to Cite Electronic Resources:
- Follow the guidelines on the WALDO
Cite Site to create your citations.
- MLA
(Modern Language Association) - English, Literature, Humanities
- APA
(American Psychological Association) - Psychology, Nursing,
Education
- Chicago
- History
- Turabian
- History
- Please Note: if you are citing
an article from a full-text library database, you will need the
URL for the database - refer to the online list of Database
URLs for Citation Purposes.
How to Cite Print Resources: Online
Guide
How to Cite Resources Within the Text of your paper: In-text
Citations
Help with Annotated
Bibliographies
Created by Pace University Library
Revised 3/06
Sarah
Burns Feyl
sburnsfeyl@pace.edu
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