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Oklahoma State University Writing Center
Write On!
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MLA, APA, and Chicago Styles
  • Documentation and Citation

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In-Text Citation When?
  • quoting
  • paraphrasing
  • stating statistics, facts, or ideas obtained from
    that source

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When you Need to Cite
  • When you use information gained through
    interviewing another person
  • When you copy the exact words or a "unique
    phrase" from somewhere
  • When you reprint any diagrams, illustrations,
    charts, and pictures
  • When you use ideas that others have given you in
    conversations or over email
  • When you are using or referring to somebody
    elses words or ideas from a magazine, book,
    newspaper, song, TV program, movie, Web page,
    computer program, letter, advertisement, or any
    other medium

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When you Dont Need to Cite
  • When you are writing your own experiences, your
    own observations, your own insights, your own
    thoughts, your own conclusions about a subject
  • When you are using "common knowledge" folklore,
    common sense observations, shared information
    within your field of study or cultural group
  • When you are compiling generally accepted facts
  • When you are writing up your own experimental
    results

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Page Numbers
  • Any time you directly quote, paraphrase a stretch
    of prose, or include facts, statistics or claims
    drawn from one place in a text you should include
    the page number or numbers
  • However, many times you do not need to refer to a
    specific page.

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Page Numbers
  • If you state that Mark Twains novel Tom Sawyer
    deals with issues of race, you will not need a
    page number because you drew that conclusion from
    the book as a whole.
  • Similarly, if you say that in her study, Deborah
    Tannen examines the ways men and women
    communicate differently, you will not need a page
    number because it is the sense or topic of the
    entire article.
  • However, in both these situations you should
    include the article in your works cited page.

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In-Text Citation Where?
  • MLA at end of sentence
  • APA immediately after quote or at end of
    sentence or both
  • CMS in sentence, citation at bottom of page,
    or in endnotes after article

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In-Text Citation Format
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In-Text Citation Examples
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MLA FORMAT
  • Mark Twains novel, Tom Sawyer, deals with issues
    of race.
  • In Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain, Tom says, blah blah
    blah (20).
  • Tom Sawyer says, blah blah blah (Twain 20).

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APA Format
  • Tannen (2002) studies the ways in which men and
    women communicate differently.
  • Tannen (2002) finds that men are 80 more likely
    to interrupt than women (p. 23).
  • Men are 80 more likely to interrupt than women
    (Tannen, 2002, p. 23).
  • For more information on communicative strategies
    see (Joseph, 1999 Randall, 2001 Tannen, 2002)

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Chicago Style
  • Mark Twains novel, Tom Sawyer, deals with issues
    of race (1830, 20).
  • In Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain, Tom says, blah blah
    blah (1830, 20).
  • Tom Sawyer says, blah blah blah (Twain, 1830,
    20).

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Internet Sources
  • To cite properly, you need to know
  • Address (http//) and/or database name
  • Date you found it
  • Title of webpage
  • Try to know
  • Author(s) of webpage
  • Last updated on date

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Works Cited Page What?
  • Everything cited in the text
  • NOTE Even if you cannot get the complete
    bibliographic information, list what you have.

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Works Consulted Page What?
  • Everything you read when compiling your evidence.
  • NOTE Even if you cannot get the complete
    bibliographic information, list what you have.

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Punctuating Citations
  • - Place the period after your citation (cite).
  • But dont forget to put exclamation points and
    question marks which are found in the original
    inside the quote! (cite).
  • Is it correct to place your punctuation after
    the citation (cite)? Yes.

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Some Problems
  • How do I cite a direct quote from Animal
    Communication by Lindsay Stopps, Jerald Holcomb,
    John Smith, Ronnie Bass, Courtney Lewis and
    Terrance Phillips?
  • What if I have another source, Primate
    Communication by Bass, Holcomb, Lewis, Smith,
    Stopps and Jennifer McKenzie?
  • What if I need to cite Bay of Pigs written in
    2000 by John Ray Bahetti and Bay of Figs
    written in 2000 by John Smith Bahetti?
  • What if both the works are by John Ray Bahetti?

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Basic Reference Page Entries
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PRACTICE
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Basic Reference Page Entries
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PRACTICE
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Citing Internet Sources on Reference Pages
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PRACTICE
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PRACTICE

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Common problems
  • What order do I list things in?
  • Alphabetical
  • (However, other Styles may require other systems
    and you should consult your manual for more
    detailed information).
  • What if I dont know author/title/other?
  • Try to find it via catalogs/databases
  • If unavailable, just leave that section out
  • What if I have too much information?
  • Consult your style manual re editors, editions,
    translations, etc.

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More Tricky Problems
  • How do I know if I have a Journal, Magazine,
    Newsletter, or Newspaper?
  • How do I know if the web page has a corporate
    author or just a title?
  • When do use Anonymous?
  • When do I use et al?
  • How do I know which style to use?

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Contact Us
  • 104 Morrill Hall
  • 744-6671
  • writingcenter_at_okstate.edu
  • english.okstate.edu/writing
  • rich15.com/osu/schedule
  • To make an appointment
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