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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
- Year
- 'Title of chapter'
- Title of book (italicised)
- Editor(s) of book
- Publisher
- Page numbers of chapter (e.g. pp. 71-76)
Ebook references include:
- Author(s) of chapter
- Year
- 'Title of chapter'
- Title of book (italicised)
- Editor(s) of book
- Place of Publication
- Publisher
- Page numbers of chapter (e.g. pp. 71-76)
- Where given, a doi should be included at the end
General Format of in-text citation:
(Chapter Author Surname Year: page)
General Format for Bibliography:
Chapter Author Surname, First Name. Year. 'Title of Chapter', in Title of Book, ed. by Editor First name Surname of Book (Publisher), pp. xx-xx
In-text citation:
(Shaughnessy 2015: 89)
Bibliography entry:
Shaughnessy, Nicola. 2015. 'Dancing with difference: moving towards a new aesthetics' in Applied theatre: aesthetics, ed. by Gareth White (Bloomsbury Methuen Drama), pp. 87-122
- Aesthetics by Gareth White; Michael Balfour (Series edited by); Sheila Preston (Series edited by)ISBN: 9781472513557Publication Date: 2015
In-text citation:
(Kilgour 2014: 79)
Bibliography entry:
Kilgour, Mark. 2014 'Thinking Modes and Techniques', in The Handbook of Creativity and Innovation in Business: A Comprehensive Toolkit of Theory and Practice for Developing Creative Thinking Skills, ed. by Rouxelle de Villiers (Sage), pp. 77-89, doi:10.1007/978-981-19-2180-3_4
- The Handbook of Creativity and Innovation in Business: a comprehensive toolkit of theory and practice for developing creative thinking skill by De Villier, RouxelleISBN: 9789811921803Publication Date: 2022
In-text citation:
- Authors Surname
- For multiple authors follow the advice the Author Rules tab
- Year of Publication
- Page referring to
Bibliography
- The first author / editor name is given as Surname, First name.
- Second and subsequent author / editor names are given in the format of First Name Surname
- For multiple authors follow the advice in the Author Rules tab
- Date of Publication follows the author of the chapter
- Chapter title is given within 'single quotation marks'
- Title is always italicised, and given in full
- The Editors name is given First Name Surname.
- Page numbers are given for the chapter
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