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Chicago

/

Turabian

Citation

Styh

Guide

This

work is based on

Turabian,

Kate

L.1996. A Manual

for

Writers,

6th

Ed.

Chicago: Univ.

of

Chicago

Press.

If

you

cannot

find

a

specific

citation

style,

be sure

to use

the

appropriate

format

from

either the

Turabian

manual

or the full Chicago

Manual

af Style

(both

of which

can

be found in

the libraryJ.

Ifthere

are still

questions,

please

reach

out to the reference

librarians

at the reference

desk in the

library,

your

teaching

assistant, or

your professor.

chicago/Turabian

versus MIlt:

why

we

use

Chicago

/

Turabian

style

While

most

students at AU learn

the

MLA

format

in

their

college

writing

courses,

this format

is

rarely

used in international

relations

and

political

science.

MLA

is

not

preferred

because its

parentheticallin-text

notes lack

a

date of

publication,

which

matters

in history

and

international

relations. Historical context

is

very

important

for

international

relations

Please

utilize

footnotes

as

the citation

style

within

your

paper

and NOT

the

parenthetical

/

in-text

citation

styles. Footnotes

allow for fluid reading

rather

than

being

interrupted

by the

parenthetical

citation,

If

you

are not

sure about how

to insert

a

footnote

in Word,

please

ask

your

teaching

assistant

and/or

professor

fbut

not the

night before

it's

due).

Below

are

some of the

most

common formats,

which

you

will

need

to deal

with

when

writing

papers.

This is

by no

means comprehensive

and not

meant

to

replace

a

guide

like

Turabian.

o

If

you

lack any piece of

information

in

the

note,

simply

skip

that information

and

proceed

with

the rest

of

the format

as necessary

being

as

thorough

as

possible.

o

For

example,

some

articles do not list

authors so

your

note would

start with the

article title.

If the

article

can be

attributed

to an organization,

such

as

Amnesty

International,

rather

than any

individual,

then cite the organization

as the

author.

r

How

to

format

sequential

footnote

citations:

o 1.t footnote

citation +

full footnote citation

style

o In sequence

+ Ibid,

page

number.

fpage

number

may be

omitted,

if sameJ.

o With

intervening

citations

)

Author

Last

Name,

page

number,

(lf you

are using

multiple

works

by

the

same

author, include

the book

/

paper

/

article

title

shortened

to 3-5 words.

All

references

on the Works

Cited

page

must

be in

alphabetical

order based

on last

names.

o All reference

entries have

a

hanging

indentation:

the first

line is flush

left

and the

following

lines

are

indented

by

1/z

inch.

You

will

see

examples of this

below.

Use 1Z-point

Times New Roman,

double spaced


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Title

Page

must

have the

following:

o Name of the Course

o Professor's Name

o

Course

Number

and

Section Number

o Name

o

Submission Date

o

Page numbers

must be

formatted accordingly.


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Figure

1 6.1.

for notes

and

bibtiography

entries

i

i

&

The

following

templates

show

which

elements

should

be

included

and

their

order

when

citing

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:o"tttj

:T

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*t"li'"'ion

of

titles'

and

rypographv

ofthe

elements'

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to'

their

spelled-out

versions)

and

other

terms

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.{x,t".,d.

in

for

page

numbers

actuallv

"tJ:'#;;;;;ii;;;"

oip"g'

""-b'rs

for

an

article

or

a

chapter'

For

further

.""-ptt',"iplanations'

and

variations'

see

chapter

17'

For

tem-

plates

of

shortened

note

forms,

see

frgure

16'2'

1.

Singte

Author

or

Editor

N:

Note

Number.

Authort

First

and

Last

Names'

Titk

of

Booh:-Subtitle

of

Booh

'-'

(pt"...f

p,rblication:

Pubiishers

Name'

Date

of

Publication)'

)O(-)O(

1.

Jared

Diamond,

Guns,

Germs'

and

Steet:

The

Fates

of

Human

Sociefles

lNerv

York:

W.

W.

Norton

and

Cornpany'

1997)'

/'7-L8'

B:

Authort

Last

Name,

Author's

First

Name'

Title

of

Book:

Subtitle

of

Boob'

Place

of

-'

-^p"tfi."ri"n:

Publishert

Name'

Date

of

Publication'

Diamond,

Jared.

Guns,

Germs'

and

Steel:

The

Fates

of Human

Societtes

New

York:

W.

W.

Norton

and

ComPanY'

1997'

For a

book

with

an

editor

instead

of

an

author'

adapt

the

pattern

as

folLows:

N:

Note

Number.

Editor's

First

and

Last

Names'

"l:'#'

Titk

of

Boob

'

'

'

7.

Mark

A

NolL,

ed

,

Retigion

and

A'merican

Palitics

'

'

B;

Editor's

Last

Name,

Editort

First

Name' Y j$

Tith

of

Booh

'

'

'

NoLL,

Mark

A,

ed

Religion

and

American

Politics

'

'

2.

MuttiPte

Authors

For

a book

with

two

authors,

use

the

fottowing

pattern:

N:

Note

Number'

Author

#1's

First

and

Last

Names

$ Hii

Author

#2

s

First

'and

Last

''

N";;r,

itle

of

Booh'

S)lntt'

of

Boob

(Place

of

Publication:

Publisher's

Name'

Date

of

Publication),

&)O('

2. Kai

Bird

and

Martin

J

sherwin'

American

Prametheus:

The

Triumph

and

Trag-

edy

of

J.

Robert

Appenhelmer

iNew

York:

Alfred

A

Knopf'

20051'

52

B:

Author

#l's

Last

Name'

Aurhor

#1s

Firsr

Name'

"r"i"

lu'1lo'

#2's

First

an-d

Last

-

'^Ni;;;.

ntt,

"7

aoot

i

iutritb

of

Book.

place

of

Publication:

Publisher's

Name,

Date

of

Publication'

Bird,

Kal,

and

Martin

J

sherwin

Amertcan

Prometheus:

The

Triumph

and

Tragedy

af

J.

Robert

Oppenheimer'

New

York:

Alfred

A

Knopf'

2005'

Forabookwiththreeauthors'adaptthepatternasfoLlows:

N:

Note

Number.

Author

#1's

First

and

Last

Names'

Author

#2's

First

and

Last

Names,

r.3$,li

Author

#3's

First

and

Last

Names'

Title

of

Book

'

'

'

5.

JoYce

APPlebY,

LYnn

Hunt'

and

HistorY

.

.

.

Margaret

Jacob,

Ielling

the

Truth

about


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Fiqure 1

6.1

.

Temptates

for

notes and

bibtiography

enlries

[continuedJ

B: Author

#1's Last

Name,

Author

#1's

First

Name,

Author

#2t

Names,

ffifii

Author

#3t

First

and Last

Names.

Title

of Boob . . .

First and La.:

Appl.eby,

Joyce,

Lynn

Hunt, and

Marqaret

Jacob.

Telting the Truth

about History

. .

For

a

book

with

four or more

authors,

adapt

the

note

pattern

onty as follows:

N:

Note

Number.

Author

#lt

First

and

Last Names

ffi14'

Title of Book . .

.

15. Jacquetyn

Dowd

Ha[[ et aL.,

Llke a

Fami[y

'.

3.

Author[sl

Ptus Editor

or

Translator

For a

book with

an author

ptus

an editor,

use

the

fotlowing

pattern:

N: Note

Number.

Author's

First and

Last

Names,

Title

of Booh: Subtitle

of Book,

ffi#

Editork

First and

Last

Names

(Place

of

Pubiication:

Publishert

Name, Date

of

Publication),

XX-)O(

9. J.

B. Hartey,

The

New

Nature

of

Maps: Essays

in

the History

of Cartography,

ed

PauI Laxton

{BaLtimore'

Johns

Hopkins

University

Press,2002J,

132-33.

B: Authort

Last

Name,

Authort

Fitst

Name.

Title

of Booh: Subtitle

of Book.

ffii";.ti.,

lffi

Edito.',

First and

Last

Names.

Place

of

Publication:

Publishert Name,

Date

ofPublication.

Hartey,J.

B.

fheNewNatureof

Maps:EssaysintheHistoryof

Cartography.

Edited

by

PauL

Laxton. Battimore:

Johns

Hopkins

University

Press,2002'

lf a book

has a

transtator

instead

of an

editor,

substitute

the words trans. and

Irans-

tated

by

and

the translator's

name

for the

editor

data.

/+.

Edition Number

N:

Note

Number.

Authort

First and

Last

Names,

Title of Book: Subthle

of Book,

Edition

Number

S$ Olace

of Publication:

Publishert

Name, Date

of

Publica-

tion),

)OG)O(

11.

Roger Danie[s,

Coming

to America:

A History

of lmmigration and

Ethnicity in

American

Life,2nd

ed.

{New

York:

Harper

PerenniaL,

20021, 84.

B:

Author's

Last Name,

Author's

First

Name.

Title of

Booh: Subtitle of

Booh' Edition

Number

lffiEi

Place

of Publication:

Publisher's

Name

, Date of Publication.

Daniets,

Roger.

coming

to America:

A History

of

lmmigration

and Ethnicity

in Ameri-

can

Life.2nd

ed.

New York:

Harper

PerenniaL,

2002.

5. Singte

Chapter

in an

Edited

Book

N:

Note Number.

Chapter

Author's

First

and

Last Names,

"Title

of Chapter:

Sub-

title

of Chapter,"

iffi.

fltt,

of Book:

Subtitle

of Booh,

#ji

Editor's

First

and

La-st

Names

(Place

of

Publication:

Publisher's

Name,

Date

of

Publication),

)OG)fi'

15.

Anne

Whiston

Spirn,

"Constructing

Nature:

The

Legacy of

Frederick Law

0Lm-

sted,"

in

l.lncommon

Ground:

Rethinking

the Human

PLace

in

Nature,

ed.

Wittiam

Cronon

{NewYork:

W.

W.

Norton

and

Company,

19961,

101

16.1

.

Chapier

ter:

S

Firsr

a

Public

Spirn.

stec

Wii.

a

6.

JournaI

A

N:

Note

ticle.

,

/+. ?

B:

Author'

Tir*

Na,va'

11a'

For an

ar

in

tempia:

7.

Journal

N:

Nore

ticle.

_

ocat

4. lZ

^-:^-.--

utje

.

0:^'::

Autho

Tt;,.

h'lc;

c'g

'.

,"

-^----

i=--::::

B:


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for notes and

entties

lcontinued)

B:

Chapter

Author's Last Name,

Chapter

Author's

First

Name.

"Title

of

Chap-

ter:

Subtitle of Chapter."

lffi

Title

of Booh:

Subtitle of Boob,

ffig$ffiLffi

Editort

First and Last

Names,

YY-YY.

Place

of

Publicarion:

Publisher's

Name, Date

of

Publication.

Spirn,

Anne

Whiston.

"Constructing

Nature: The

Legacy

of

Frederick Law

0tm-

sted-"

ln Uncommon Ground: Rethinking

the Human

PLace

in

Nature,

edited

by

Wil.tiam Cronon, 91-113. New York: W. W.

Norton and

Company,

1995.

6.

JournaI Article in Print

N:

Note Number.

Authort

First and Last

Names,

"Title

of Article:

Subtitle

of Ar-

ticle," Title ofJournalYol,tme

Number

(Date

of Publication):

)O(-)O(

4.

Pramod

K.

Nayar,

"Marvelous

Excesses:

Engtish Travel Writing and

lndia,

1680-1727,"

Journal of

British

Studies 44, no. 2

[April

2005):213.

Br Authort

Last Name,

Authort

First

Name.

"Title

of

Article:

Subtitle of Article."

Title ofJournalVoiume

Number

(Date

of

Publication):

YY-YY.

Nayar, Pramod K.

"Marvetous

Excesses:

Engtish TraveI

Writing

and

lndia,

1680-

1727." Journal of British Studies 44, no. 2

[ApriL

2005]:

2'13-38.

For an articte

with

multipte authors,

foLLow the

retevant

pattern

for authors'names

in template 2.

7.

JournaI Articte 0n[ine

N:

Note

Number. Authort First

and Last Names,

"Title

of Article:

Subtitle of Ar-

icle,"

Title

ofJournalYol'tme Number

(Date

of Publication),

#ffi

"Descriptive

Locator,"

URL

($trffiffiffii

Date ofAccess).

4. DanieI A.

McFarland,

"Resistance

as

a

Social Drama:

A

Study

of Change-

oriented

Encounters," American

Journal

of

SocioLogy 109,

no.6

{May

2004},

under

"Settings,"

http://www.journa[s.uchicago.edu/AJS/journal/issues/v109n6/

0501 99l0501 99.html

{accessed

May

3, 2006}.

B:

Author's Last

Name, Author's

First

Name.

"Title

of Article:

Subtitle of

Article."

Title

ofJournalVolume Number

(Date

of

Publication).

URL

(ffitrSffij

Date

of

Access).

McFarland,0anieI

A.

"Resistance

as

a

SociaI Drama:

A Study of

Change-

oriented

Encounters." A merican Journal

of Sociology 1 09, no.

6

{May

200/,1. http://

www.journaLs.uchicago.edu/AJS/journa[/issues/v109n6/050199/050199.html.

laccessed

May

3,

2006).

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CHAPTER

17

BIBLIOGRAPHY

STYLE:

SPECIFIC

TYPES

0F S0URCES

BOOKS

BaLL,

PhitiP.

c'

:

Giroux'

2i

-

Breen,

l tr

=

ndePer'c=-

-

Etizabeth

I

i:.'=

KOSP

L

-::-

MULTIPLE

Atv-

-

names

ln

stil

of

more.

If

-&

followed

br

r

abbreviation

I

l,atrn

wora

-

N:

Z.Kat

3

-:

OlJ KUUtr --"

3.

Jov::::

INew

Yo:-i'

"'

B.

.Jac:

-:

World

lC^::=

In

a

bib

followed

t'-n

Include

al"

B:

Bird,

h-: 2-

J,

Rc:'-

APP[eb.v,

"-'

YoT^

,'

Hatl,Ja::-:

Chai:

-

EDITOR

C:

tor

or

a

t

described

If

there

is

I

_

aS

On

tne

In

no

it

means

tfanslato

This chapter

pfovides

detailed

information

on the

form of

notes

and

bibliography

ent;ies

for

a wide

range

ofsources.

It

is organized

by

type

oi

sourcJ.

Ii begins

with

the

mosr

common-books

and

journal

articles-

and rhen

adJresses

other

published,

unpublished,

and

recorded

soufces.

The

sections

on

books

(17.1)

and

journal

articles

(17.2)

discuss

variations

in

such

elemenrs as

aurhors' names,

titles,

and

uRLs

in

greater depth

than sections

on

less

common

sources.

Online and

other

electronic

soufces

that

are

analogous

to print

sources

(online

journal

articles,

for example)

are

included

under

the

felevant

tyPe

of

source.

other

online

sources,

considered

"informally

published"

(see

1,5.4.1),

are

discussed

in

17.7.

Mosr

sections

include

guidelines

and

examples

for both

full

notes

(identified

with

an

N)

and

bibliography

entries

(B).

In some

cases,

the

examples

show

the

same

work

cited

in

both

forms

to

illustrate

the

simi-

larities

and

differences

berween

them;

in

other

cases,

they

show

different

works

ro

illustrate

variations

in elements

even

within

a specific

type

of

soufce.

To

cite a rype

of

source

that

is nor

covered

in

this

chapter, consult

chapter

17

of the

chicago

Manual

of st1,le,15th

edition

(2003)

You

may

alro

cr."t.

your

own

style,

adapted

from

the

principles

and

examples

given

here.

Most

instructors,

departments,

and

univefsities

accept

such

"dapt"tions,

as

long

as

you

use

them

consistently'

Books

Books

refect

a

wider

range

of

elements

than

most

other

tyPes

of

pub-

lished sources.

Many

of

the

variations

in

elements

discussed

in this

sec-

tion

are

also

relevant

to

other

types

ofsources'

17.1.1

-Author's

Name

Give

each

aurhor's

name

exactly

as

it

appears

on the

title

page.

If

the name

includes

more

rhan

one

initial,

use

spaces

between

them

(see

24.2.0.

In

notes,

list authors'

names

in standard

order

(first

name

first):

N:

',1

. Phitip

Balt.,

Bright

Earth:

Art and

the

lnvention

of color

iNew

York:

Farrar,

straus

and

Giroux,

2001

l,

1

40

6.

T. H"

Breen,

The Marketp[ace

of

Revolution:

How Consumer

PoLittcs

Shaped

Ameri'

can

lndependence

(New

York:

Oxford

University

Press'

2004)'

48

B. Elizabeth

l, collectecl

Works,

ed.

Leah

s.

Marcus,

JaneL

Mueller,

and

Mary

Beth

Rose

{Chicago:

University

of Chicago

Press,2000},

i02-4

In

bibliogra

first),

excePt

lc

"SpecialT\'Pes


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163

BOOKS

In bibliography

entries,

list authors'

names

in

inverted

order

(last

name

first),

e"cepi

fo.

,o-.

non-English

names

and

other

cases

explained

in

"special

Types

of

Names"

below

(p.

166)'

B: BaLL,

PhiLip.

Bright

Earth:

Art

and

the

lnvention

of

color

New

York:

Farrar,

Straus

and

Giroux,

20C1.

Breen,

T.

H. The

MarketpLace

of

Revolution:

How

consumer

Politics shaped Amertcan

lndependence.

New

York:

Oxford

University

Press,

2004'

ELizabeth

L Coltected

works.

Edited

by

Leah

s.

Marcus,

Janel

Muetler,

and

Mary

Beth

Rose.

Chicago:

University

of

Chicago

Press,

2000'

MULTtpLE

AUTH0RS.

In

a

note,

for

a book

with

more

than

one

author,

list all

names

in

standard

order.

Use

a

comma

before

the

andin

a series

of

three

or

mofe.

If

there

are

four of

more

authors,

list

only

the

first authof's

name

followed

by

et

al.

(with

no intervening

comma).

Put

a

period

after

al.

(an

abbreviation

for

alii,

"others")

but

not

after

et

(not

an

abbreviation;

the

Latin

word

for

"and").

N: 2. Kai

Bird

and

Martin

J.

Sherwin,

American

Prometheua:

The Triumph

and

Tragedy

of

J.

Robert

Appenheimer {New

York:

Atfred

A

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19941,

135-36

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World

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HiLL:

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North

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Press,

1987]'

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et

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Bird,

Kai,

and

Martin

J.

sherwin-

American

Prometheus:

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and

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of

.J.

Robert

1ppenheimer'

NewYork:

Alfred

A

Knopf,

2005'

Appteby,

Joyce,

Lynn

Hunt,

and

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Jacob.

Telling

the

Truth

about

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York:

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W.

Norton &

ComPanY,

1994'

Hati,JacquetynDowd,JamesLe|oudis,RobertKorstad,MaryMurphy'LuAnnJones.

and

christopher

B, Daty.

Like

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1987

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1

999'

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1992'

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1977J'

5

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iongii

chubanshe'

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David

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Jews

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Private

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