This is usually the author's last name but may be the title if the source has no author.
Arrange the citations alphabetically by the first word in each entry.This allows your reader to find the sources, if desired. Each full citation should include the specific publication information required by Chicago rules.Leave one blank line between each citation. Citations should be single-spaced with a hanging indent.Leave two blank lines between your bibliography title and the first citation.The list should begin on a new page and contain a full citation for each in-text citation referenced within your paper. Include a reference list at the end of your paper.The in-text citation appears in parentheses and includes (Author's Last Name(s) Year of Publication, Page Numbers)īibliography (Required for both systems above!) Use an in-text citation to acknowledge that you are quoting or paraphrasing another author's words or ideas in the text of your research paper. The remaining footnotes (shortened notes) for the same source contain only the author, title, and page number(s). The first footnote for a source contains the author, title, publication information, and page number(s). ( See the Microsoft Word Template section below for directions on how to do this in your paper.) Place a super-text number at the end of a quote or paraphrased section.* Citation numbers should appear in sequential order.Ĭreate a footnote at the bottom of the page. Use a footnote or endnote to acknowledge that you are quoting or paraphrasing another author's words or ideas in the text of your research paper.
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