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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
- Place of Publication
- Publisher
- Year of publication
- Page numbers of chapter (e.g. pp. 71-76)
Ebook references include:
- Author(s) of the chapter
- 'Title of chapter'
- Title of book (italicised)
- Editor(s) of book
- Place of Publication
- Publisher
- Year of publication
- Page numbers of chapter (e.g. pp. 71-76)
- Format or Platform
General Format of Footnotes(first citation):
Footnote number. First name Surname, 'Chapter title', in Title, ed. by Name of editor(s) (Place: Publisher, Year), pp.xx - xx (page range of chapter) (p. xx).
General Format of Footnotes (subsequent citation of a work)
Footnote number. Surname, pp. xx.
General Format for Bibliography:
Author Surname, First Name, 'Title of Chapter', in Title of Book, ed. by Editor First name Surname of Book, (Place: Publisher, Year), pp. xx-xx
First footnote citation:
1. Nicola Shaughnessy, 'Dancing with difference: moving towards a new aesthetics', in Applied theatre: aesthetics, ed. by Gareth White (London: Bloomsbury Methuen Drama, 2015), pp. 87-122 (p. 89).
Subsequent footnote citation:
3. Shaughnessy, p. 97.
Bibliography entry:
Shaughnessy, Nicola, 'Dancing with difference: moving towards a new aesthetics' in Applied theatre: aesthetics, ed. by Gareth White, (London: Bloomsbury Methuen Drama, 2015), pp. 87-122
- Aesthetics by Gareth White; Michael Balfour (Series edited by); Sheila Preston (Series edited by)ISBN: 9781472513557Publication Date: 2015
First footnote citation:
2. Susan Grieshaber and Felicity McArdle, 'Ethical dimension and perspective on play' in The Sage handbook of play and learning in early childhood, ed. by Liz Brooker, Mindy Blaise, and Susan Edwards, (Los Angeles: Sage, 2014), pp. 103-114 (p. 109), Sage Knowledge.
Subsequent footnote citation:
4. Grieshaber and McArdle, p. 111.
Bibliography entry:
Grieshaber, Susan, and Felicity McArdle, 'Ethical dimension and perspectives on play' in The Sage handbook of play and learning in early childhood, ed. by Liz Brooker, Mindy Blaise, and Susan Edwards, (Los Angeles: Sage, 2014) pp. 103-114, Sage Knowledge
Footnote:
- Authors are given as First name Surname
- For multiple authors follow the advice the Author Rules tab
- First citations provide the full reference, subsequent use of the same source requires a shortened citation
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, paying attention to the use of commas after each authors name, and the word 'and' before the last author
- Chapter title is given within 'single quotation marks', and is not italicised
- Title is always italicised, and given in full
- Location is always followed with a ":"
- Date follows the place and publisher
- Page numbers are given for the chapter
- For E-books provide details of the format or platform the ebook was found on.
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