Style Guides and
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The Chicago Manual of Style Online
(Fifteenth Edition) “The
Chicago Manual of Style Online is completely searchable and easy to use,
providing quick answers to your style and editing questions.” Basic Style
Guides (Some Specific to Subject Areas or Organizations) Offered
by Healthlinks, American Political Science
Association (APSA) Style Guide From
the University of From
From
the University of ASA (American
Sociological Association) Guide A brief style guide for Students writing sociology
papers, based on the American
Sociological Association Style Guide (1997). The latest edition of the ASA Style
Guide is available in the reference collection of Central Library (Ref. HM586 .A54 2007 on Bookcase 1). ASA (American
Sociological Association) Format "This
handout is intended for students who are instructed to use "ASA
style" when writing research papers." By California State University Library. From
Ohio State University Libraries, this guide is based on Scientific Style
and Format: The CBE Manual for Authors, Editors, and Publishers 6th
edition, 1994. Provided
by Citation Style Guides on the Web Offers
a menu of online style guides / from the Otto G. Richter Library, Citing Sources: Documentation
Guidelines for Citing Sources and Avoiding Plagiarism Created
by Duke University Libraries, an excellent guide to citing publications used
in a research paper, with examples from different styles A
step-by-step guide to putting government publication citations into proper
style format, provided by the Arizona State University Libraries From
the Automatically
formats bibliographic data for print and electronic resources into APA and
MLA formats (free service of David Warlick's
Landmark Project) MLA: Modern Language Association
Style Guide From
the University of National Library of Medicine
Recommended Formats for Bibliographic Citation Society for American Anthropology
(SAA) Journal Style Guide Editorial
policy, information for authors, style guide, and copyright permission for
the journals American Antiquity and Latin American Antiquity Sources: Their Use and
Acknowledgement An
excellent online guide that gives guidance on when and how to cite sources /
from Turabian
Citation and Format Style Guide "This
guide introduces the Turabian format and provides
examples of citation styles . . ." / by Bucknell
University Information Services Turabian Style: Format for Bibliographies From
Turabian
Style: Sample Footnotes and Bibliographic Entries From
Maxwell Library, Guides to Citing Electronic
Resources or Other Media APA Style for Electronic Reference
Formats From
the American Psychological Association Basic Columbia
Guide to Online Style Produced
by the How to Cite Film, Video and Online
Media A
useful guide created and maintained by the Moffitt Library, Offers
a variety of citation styles, from Online! (Bedford/St. Martin's) Works Cited:
Electronic Sources (MLA Format) From
the Other Helpful Writing Guides From
the Paradigm
Online Writing Assistant "An
interactive, menu-driven, online writer's guide and handbook" Brief
guide noting the difference between primary and secondary sources, and
listing types and examples of each / Primary vs. Secondary Sources:
"What is a Primary Source?" From
A
classic guide to the elements of good writing, including "Elementary
Principles of Composition" and "Elementary Rules of Usage" [Reference
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