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Referencing a chapter:
- Components of a chapter reference
- Sample - chapter in a print book
- Sample - chapter in an e-book
- Punctuation and format of a chapter reference
Book chapter references include:
- Author(s) of chapter
- "Title of chapter"
- Title of book (italicised)
- Editor(s) of book
- Page numbers of chapter (e.g. 71-76)
- Place of Publication
- Publisher
- Year of publication
Ebook references include:
- Author(s) of the chapter
- "Title of chapter"
- Title of book (italicised)
- Editor(s) of book
- Page numbers of chapter (e.g. 71-76)
- Place of Publication
- Publisher
- Year of Publication
- DOI (preferred) or URL
Fields marked in blue are only included where the source contains that information.
The footnote or endnote format is:
Note number. Chapter Author's Surname, Short Title, page.
The entry in a bibliography format is:
Chapter Author Surname, First Name "Title of Chapter". In Title of Book, edited by Editor First Name Surname, inclusive page numbers of chapter. Place: Publisher, Year.
Footnote / endnote entry:
3. Shaughnessy, "Dancing", 96.
Bibliography entry:
Shaughnessy, Nicola "Dancing with difference: moving towards a new aesthetics." In Applied theatre: aesthetics, edited by Gareth White, 87- 122. London: Bloomsbury Methuen Drama, 2015.
Footnote / endnote entry:
4. Barkawi, "War, armed forces", 89.
Bibliography entry:
Barkawi, Tarak "War, armed forces and society in postcolonial perspective." In Postcolonial theory in international relations, edited by Sanjay Seth, 87-105. Abingdon: Routledge, 2013. https://www.dawsonera.com/abstract/9780203073025
- Postcolonial Theory and International Relations by Sanjay Seth (Editor)ISBN: 9780415582872Publication Date: 2013
Footnote / endnote:
- Include the footnote number
- Include the chapter author surname(s), applying the advice in the Author Rules tab
- Include a "shortened chapter title" using double inverted commas
- Include a page number if you are referring to a specific page/section.
Bibliography:
- With chapters, include the details of the chapter and the book
- The first author of the chapter is given as Surname, First Name
- Second and subsequent author names are given in the format of First Name Surname
- For multiple authors follow the advice in the Author Rules tab
- Chapter titles are given within "quotation marks" but are not italicised
- Each section of a reference is finished with a "."
- Book title is always italicised, and given in full
- Editor details are given in the format of First Name Surname
- Statements such as edited by are not abbreviated
- Page numbers of the full chapter are given
- Location is always followed with a ":"
- Date follows the place and publisher
- For e-books provide details of the doi or URL where no doi is given.
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