INI204Y1 Chapter Notes -Modern Language Association, American Psychological Association, Mla Handbook
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Different disciplines use their own systems to give information about sources. Here are samples of the main systems, showing the kinds of information needed and some details of punctuation, typeface, and indentation. For more detailed advice, consult the manuals and websites mentioned below or use a general handbook such as northey and procter, Writer"s choice (available at the u of t bookstore and in campus libraries at lb 2369 n677). Note: the examples here are compressed into single spacing to fit on the sheet, but your papers should be double-spaced. Systems using small raised numbers are preferred in some humanities and some sciences because they don"t interrupt the paper itself. You will still use parentheses inside your sentences to give page or line numbers for your primary text (the historical document or work of literature you"re analysing), giving a footnote or endnote only for the first such reference.