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El. knyga: Cite Them Right: The Essential Referencing Guide

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  • Serija: Bloomsbury Study Skills
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  • Leidėjas: Red Globe Press
  • ISBN-13: 9781350314764
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  • Serija: Bloomsbury Study Skills
  • Išleidimo metai: 08-May-2019
  • Leidėjas: Red Globe Press
  • ISBN-13: 9781350314764

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This is the leading guide to referencing and avoiding plagiarism, covering everything from understanding plagiarism and identifying sources to setting out quotations and creating a reference list. Comprehensive and accessible, it provides readers with detailed examples of print and electronic sources, business, government, technical and legal publications, works of art, images and much more. Packed with practical tips and example sources in both citations and reference lists, it makes referencing manageable and easy to follow for everyone.

The 11th edition of this bestselling book is an essential resource for anyone doing original research for written assignments, including students, teachers, authors, librarians and non-academic researchers.

Cite Them Right is also available as an institutional subscription product, Cite Them Right Online.

New to this Edition: - Updated examples for all referencing styles to match the latest referencing standards - Now covers IEEE referencing - Expanded APA, MHRA, OSCOLA and Vancouver sections - Advice on how to reference first language texts that are not in English - Coverage of even more sources, including body art, collages, musicals, sewing patterns, Snapchat, WhatsApp and working papers - Simplified advice on referencing legal and parliamentary sources
Foreword xxv
Acknowledgements xxvii
Section A What is referencing?
1(244)
Why reference?
1(1)
When should you reference?
1(1)
What should you reference?
1(2)
What about secondary referencing?
3(1)
What about referencing common knowledge?
3(1)
What about referencing anecdotal or personal experience?
4(1)
What about referencing confidential information?
4(1)
What is plagiarism?
4(1)
How can you avoid plagiarism?
5(1)
Plagiarism detection software
5(2)
Section B How to cite
7(6)
Setting out citations
7(3)
Using illustrations in your text
10(3)
Section C How to quote, paraphrase and summarise
13(4)
Setting out quotations
13(1)
Quoting material not in English
13(1)
Making changes to quotations
14(1)
Paraphrasing
15(1)
Summarising
16(1)
Section D How to reference
17(12)
Points to note
17(1)
Using referencing software
17(1)
Non-English naming conventions
18(3)
Elements that you may need to include in your references
21(3)
Non-Roman scripts
24(1)
Sample text and reference list using Harvard (author-date) referencing style
25(1)
Top 10 tips
26(1)
Checklist of what to include in your reference list for the most common information sources
27(2)
Section E Harvard referencing style
29(84)
E1 Books (including ebooks, comic and motion books, and graphic novels)
29(9)
E1.1 Printed books
29(1)
E1.2 Reprint and facsimile editions
30(1)
E1.3 Ebooks
31(1)
E1.4 Audiobooks
32(1)
E1.5 Historical books in online collections
32(1)
E1.6 Ancient texts
32(1)
E1.7 Translated books
33(1)
E1.8 Books in languages other than English
33(1)
E1.9 Text extracts from an authored book
33(1)
E1.10
Chapters/sections of edited books
33(1)
E1.11 Multi-volume works
34(1)
E1.11a Volumes of whole multi-volume works
34(1)
E1.11b
Chapters in multi-volume works
34(1)
E1.11c Collected works
34(1)
E1.12 Anthologies
35(1)
E1.13 Lines within plays
35(1)
E1.14 Bibliographies
35(1)
E1.15 Printed reference books
36(1)
E1.16 Online reference books
37(1)
E1.16a Reference sources only available online
37(1)
E1.16b Books published in print and online, and updated at different times
37(1)
E1.17 Sacred texts
37(1)
E1.17a The Bible
37(1)
E1.17b The Torah
38(1)
E1.17c The Quran
38(1)
E1.18 Pamphlets
38(1)
E1.19 Exhibition catalogues
38(1)
E1.20 Event programmes (including printed concert, theatre and sports programmes)
39(1)
E2 Serials (journal/magazine/newspaper articles -- print and electronic)
39(1)
E2.1 Journal articles
39(1)
E2.2 Systematic reviews
40(1)
E2.3 Magazine articles
41(1)
E2.4 Newspaper articles
42(2)
E3 Conferences
44(2)
E3.1 Full conference proceedings
44(1)
E3.2 Full conference proceedings published in journals
44(1)
E3.3 Individual conference papers
45(1)
E3.4 Individual conference papers published in journals
45(1)
E3.5 Papers from conference proceedings published online
45(1)
E4 Theses
46(1)
E5 Protocols, regulations and guidelines
46(1)
E6 Teaching materials, including lecture notes and virtual learning environments (for example, Blackboard, PebblePad and MOOCs)
47(3)
E6.1 Live lectures
47(1)
E6.2 Recorded lectures
47(1)
E6.3 Tutors' handouts
48(1)
E6.4 Tutors' lecture notes in VLE
48(1)
E6.5 PowerPoint presentations
48(1)
E6.6 Learning support materials
48(1)
E6.7 Journal articles
49(1)
E6.8 Extracts from books digitised for use in VLEs
49(1)
E6.9 Messages from course discussion boards
49(1)
E6.10 Massive online open courses (MOOCs)
49(1)
E7 Digital repositories
50(1)
E7.1 Books in digital repositories
50(1)
E7.2 Conference papers in digital repositories
50(1)
E7.3 Prepublication journal articles online or in digital repositories
51(1)
E8 Published reports, working papers, briefing papers
51(2)
E8.1 Research reports/working and briefing papers
52(1)
E8.2 Company reports
52(1)
E8.3 Market research reports from online databases
52(1)
E8.4 Financial reports from online databases
53(1)
E8.5 Financial reports from terminal-based databases
53(1)
E9 Reviews
53(3)
E9.1 Book reviews
53(1)
E9.2 Drama reviews
54(1)
E9.3 Film reviews
54(1)
E9.4 Reviews of musical performances
54(1)
E9.5 Author biographical information or cover blurb
55(1)
E9.6 Second-person review comments on or in a book
55(1)
E9.7 Product reviews
55(1)
E10 The internet
56(4)
E10.1 Web pages with individual authors
56(1)
E10.2 Web pages with organisations as authors
57(1)
E10.3 Web pages with no authors
57(1)
E10.4 Web pages with no authors or titles
57(1)
E10.5 Web pages with no dates
57(1)
E10.6 Blogs/vlogs
57(1)
E10.7 Wikis
58(1)
E10.8 Social networking websites
58(1)
E10.8a Instagram posts/stories
58(1)
E10.8b Facebook
59(1)
E10.8c Facebook Messenger
59(1)
E10.8d Twitter
59(1)
E10.8e Periscope
60(1)
E10.8f WhatsApp
60(1)
E10.8g Snapchat
60(1)
E11 CD-ROMs or DVDs
60(1)
E12 Computer/video games, computer programs and mobile apps
61(1)
E12.1 Computer/videogames
61(1)
E12.2 Computer programs
61(1)
E12.3 Mobile apps
61(1)
E13 United Kingdom legal sources using the Harvard (author-date) style
62(8)
E13.1 Papers: House of Commons and House of Lords
62(1)
E13.2 House of Commons Library reports
62(1)
E13.3 Official records: House of Commons and House of Lords
63(1)
E13.3a Hansard
63(1)
E13.3b Written questions and answers and Written ministerial statements
63(1)
E13.4 Bills: House of Commons and House of Lords
64(1)
E13.5 UK statutes (Acts of Parliament)
64(1)
E13.6 Statutory Instruments (SIs)
65(1)
E13.7 Legislation from UK devolved legislatures
66(1)
E13.7a Acts of the Scottish Parliament
66(1)
E13.7b Scottish Statutory Instruments (SSIs)
66(1)
El 3.7c Act; of the Northern Ireland Assembly
66(1)
E13.7d Statutory Rules of Northern Ireland
66(1)
E13.7e National Assembly for Wales legislation
66(1)
E13.8 Law Commission reports and consultation papers
67(1)
E13.9 Command Papers, including Green and White Papers
67(1)
E13.10 Law reports
68(1)
E13.10a Law reports (cases) before 2002
68(1)
E13.10b Law reports (cases) from 2002 with neutral citations
68(1)
E13.10c Case analyses
69(1)
E13.11 Inquiries
69(1)
E14 European Union (EU) legal sources
70(1)
E14.1 EU legislation
70(1)
E14.2 EU directives, decisions and regulations
70(1)
E14.3 Judgements of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) and General Court (GC)
70(1)
E15 International legal sources
71(1)
E15.1 United Nations resolutions
71(1)
E15.2 International treaties, conventions and accords
71(1)
E15.3 International Court of Justice (ICJ) cases
71(1)
E16 Government publications
72(1)
E17 Publications of international organisations
73(1)
E18 Scientific and technical information
73(2)
E18.1 Technical standards
73(1)
E18.2 Patents
74(1)
E18.3 Scientific datasets
74(1)
E18.4 Requests for Comments (RFCs)
74(1)
E18.5 Mathematical equations
75(1)
E18.6 Graphs
75(1)
E19 Maps
75(2)
E19.1 Ordnance Survey maps
75(1)
E19.2 Geological Survey maps
76(1)
E19.3 Online maps
76(1)
E19.4 GIS maps
76(1)
E19.5 Map datasets
77(1)
E19.6 Atlases
77(1)
E20 Visual and artistic sources
77(12)
E20.1 Book and article illustrations, figures, diagrams and tables
78(1)
E20.2 Exhibitions
78(1)
E20.2a Whole exhibitions
78(1)
E20.2b Installations/exhibits/artefacts or objects in galleries and museums
78(1)
E20.3 Paintings/drawings
79(1)
E20.4 Silhouettes
79(1)
E20.5 Collages
79(1)
E20.6 Cinemagraphs
80(1)
E20.7 Photographs/images
80(1)
E20.7a Prints or slides
80(1)
E20.7b Photographs from the internet
81(1)
E20.7c Photographs in online collections
81(1)
E20.7d Images with no creator
82(1)
E20.7e Clip art
82(1)
E20.7f Medical images
82(1)
E20.8 Body art, including tattoos and Mehndi (henna)
83(1)
E20.8a Photograph of body art in a book
83(1)
E20.8b Online photograph of body art
83(1)
E20.8c Body art on a person
84(1)
E20.9 Packaging
84(1)
E20.10 Cartoons
84(1)
E20.11 Comics
85(1)
E20.12 Posters
86(1)
E20.13 Mood boards
86(1)
E20.14 Postcards
86(1)
E20.15 Logos
86(1)
E20.16 Sewing/knitting patterns
87(1)
E20.17 Sculpture, statues and memorials
87(1)
E20.17a Sculpture
87(1)
E20.17b Statues
87(1)
E20.17c Memorials
88(1)
E20.18 Inscriptions
88(1)
E20.18a Inscriptions on monuments
88(1)
E20.18b Inscriptions on statues
89(1)
E20.18c Inscriptions on buildings
89(1)
E20.19 Graffiti
89(1)
E21 Live performances
89(2)
E21.1 Concerts
89(1)
E21.2 Dance
90(1)
E21.3 Plays
90(1)
E21.4 Dances/plays filmed and viewed online
90(1)
E21.5 Musicals
91(1)
E21.6 Circuses
91(1)
E22 Audiovisual material (including broadcasts, streaming/catch-up/sharing services, DVDs and videos)
91(11)
E22.1 Radio
91(1)
E22.1a Radio programmes
91(1)
E22.1b Radio programmes heard online
92(1)
E22.2 Television
92(1)
E22.2a Television programmes
92(1)
E22.2b Episodes of a television series
93(1)
E22.2c Television programmes/series on DVD/Blu-ray
93(1)
E22.2d Separate episodes from DVD/Blu-ray box-sets
93(1)
E22.3 Programmes viewed via streaming services
94(1)
E22.3a Programmes
94(1)
E22.3b Episode from a series
94(1)
E22.4 Films
95(1)
E22.4a Films viewed at the cinema
95(1)
E22.4b Films viewed via streaming services
95(1)
E22.4c Films on Blu-ray/DVD
96(1)
E22.4d Directors' commentaries on Blu-ray/DVD
96(1)
E22.4e Interviews with film directors
97(1)
E22.4f Films on video cassettes
97(1)
E22.5 Online video sharing platforms (including YouTube, Vimeo, IGTV, Dailymotion, TED)
97(1)
E22.6 Music streaming/subscription services
98(1)
E22.7 Music or spoken word recordings on audio CDs or vinyl
98(1)
E22.7a Tracks released on CD or vinyl as singles
98(1)
E22.7b Classical music tracks released on CD or vinyl
99(1)
E22.7c Tracks on a CD or vinyl album
99(1)
E22.7d Whole albums
99(1)
E22.7e Music or spoken word recordings on audio cassettes
99(1)
E22.8 Liner notes
100(1)
E22.9 Lyrics from songs/hymns
100(1)
E22.10 Musical scores (sheet music)
100(1)
E22.11 Podcasts
100(1)
E22.12 Phonecasts
101(1)
E22.13 Screencasts
101(1)
E22.14 Screenshots
102(1)
E22.15 Vodcasts/vidcasts
102(1)
E22.16 Microform (microfiche and microfilm)
102(1)
E23 Interviews
102(1)
E24 Public communications
103(3)
E24.1 Live speeches
103(1)
E24.2 Electronic discussion groups and bulletin boards
104(1)
E24.3 Entire discussion groups or bulletin boards
104(1)
E24.4 Pressreleases/announcements
104(1)
E24.5 Leaflets/flyers
105(1)
E24.6 Advertisements
105(1)
E24.7 Display boards (for example, in museums)
105(1)
E24.8 RSS feeds
106(1)
E25 Unpublished materials (including hard copy, on intranets and files shared online between group members)
106(1)
E26 Student assignments
107(1)
E27 Confidential information
107(1)
E28 Personal communications
108(1)
E29 Genealogical sources
108(2)
E29.1 Birth, marriage and death certificates
109(1)
E29.2 Wills
109(1)
E29.3 Censuses
109(1)
E29.4 Parish registers
110(1)
E29.5 Military records
110(1)
E30 Manuscripts
110(3)
E30.1 Individual manuscripts
110(1)
E30.2 Collections of manuscripts
111(2)
Section F American Psychological Association (APA) referencing style
113(24)
Conventions when using the APA referencing style
113(2)
Secondary (indirect) sources
115(1)
How to reference common sources
116(1)
F1 Books
116(1)
F2
Chapters/sections of edited books
116(1)
F3 Encyclopedia entries
116(1)
F4 Multi-volume works
116(1)
F5 Anthologies
117(1)
F6 Translated works
118(1)
F7 Sacred texts
118(1)
F8 Book reviews
118(1)
F9 Ebooks
118(1)
F9.1 Mobile ebook formats
119(1)
F10 Journal articles
119(1)
F11 Ejournal articles
119(1)
F12 Systematic reviews
120(1)
F13 Magazine/newspaper/newsletter articles
120(1)
F14 Prepublication journal articles
121(1)
F14.1 Draft manuscripts
121(1)
F14.2 Manuscripts submitted for publication
121(1)
F14.3 Advance online publications
121(1)
F15 Conferences and symposia
122(1)
F15.1 Full conference proceedings (print or electronic)
122(1)
F15.2 Conference papers in print proceedings
122(1)
F15.3 Conference papers from the Internet
122(1)
F16 Government publications
123(1)
F17 Research reports
123(1)
F18 Datasets
124(1)
F19 Legal information
124(1)
F19.1 Legislation
124(1)
F19.2 Cases
124(1)
F20 Theses and dissertations
125(1)
F21 Internet sites
125(1)
F21.1 Organisation or personal Internet sites
125(1)
F21.2 Web pages with no authors
126(1)
F21.3 Web pages with no authors or titles
126(1)
F21.4 Web pages with no date
126(1)
F22 Blogs
126(1)
F23 Wikis
126(1)
F24 Social media
127(1)
F24.1 Twitter
127(1)
F24.2 Facebook
128(1)
F25 Film or video recordings
128(1)
F26 Online videos (for example, YouTube)
128(1)
F27 Sound/music recordings
129(1)
F28 Musical scores (sheet music)
129(1)
F29 Works of art (paintings, sculptures and installations)
130(1)
F30 Broadcasts
130(2)
F30.1 Television programmes
130(1)
F30.2 Radio programmes
131(1)
F30.3 Podcasts
131(1)
F31 Photographs
132(1)
F32 Maps
132(1)
F33 Speeches or lectures
133(1)
F33.1 Live speeches or lectures
133(1)
F33.2 Online lecture notes and presentation slides
133(1)
F34 Interviews
133(1)
F34.1 Published interviews
133(1)
F34.2 Unpublished interviews
133(1)
F35 Personal communications
134(1)
Sample text
134(1)
Sample reference list
134(3)
Section G Chicago referencing style
137(20)
Chicago notes and bibliography (NB) format
137(1)
Conventions when using the Chicago NB referencing style
137(2)
How to reference common sources in footnotes and bibliography
139(1)
G1 Books
139(1)
G2 Ebooks
139(1)
G3 Translated books
140(1)
G4 Sacred texts
140(1)
G4.1 The Bible
140(1)
G4.2 The Quran
141(1)
G5
Chapters of edited books
141(1)
G6 Encyclopedia entry (online)
141(1)
G7 Anthologies
141(1)
G8 Multi-volume: works
142(1)
G9 Poems
142(1)
G10 Plays
142(1)
G11 Journal articles
143(1)
G12 Ejournal articles
143(1)
G13 Newspaper and magazine articles
143(1)
G14 Book reviews
144(1)
G15 Theses and dissertations
144(1)
G16 Conference proceedings
145(1)
G16.1 Paper presented at a conference
145(1)
G16.2 Conference paper available online
145(1)
G16.3 Whole conference proceedings
145(1)
G16.4 Papers in conference proceedings
146(1)
G17 Official publications
146(1)
G18 Legal sources
146(1)
G18.1 Legislation
146(1)
G18.2 Cases
147(1)
G19 Music scores
147(1)
G20 Organisation or personal internet sites
147(1)
G21 Blogs
148(1)
G22 Social media
148(1)
G22.1 Facebook
148(1)
G22.2 Twitter
148(1)
G22.3 Instagram
149(1)
G23 Personal communications (emails, text messages and telephone calls)
149(1)
G24 Manuscripts in archives
149(1)
G25 Photographs
150(1)
G25.1 Photographic slides or prints
150(1)
G25.2 Photographs from the internet
150(1)
G25.3 Photographs in online databases
150(1)
G26 Films
151(1)
G27 Television or radio broadcasts
151(1)
G28 Podcasts/videos on the internet
151(1)
G29 Audio recordings
151(1)
G30 Works of art
152(1)
G31 Lectures
152(1)
G32 Interviews
153(1)
G32.1 Personal interviews
153(1)
G32.2 Published interviews (print or online)
153(1)
Sample text
154(1)
Sample footnotes
154(1)
Sample bibliography
154(1)
Chicago author-date format
155(2)
Section H Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) referencing style
157(16)
Conventions when using the IEEE referencing style
157(1)
Quoting or paraphrasing
158(1)
Secondary referencing
158(1)
How to reference common sources in the references list
159(1)
H1 Books
159(1)
H2 Ebooks
159(1)
H3
Chapters/sections of edited books
159(1)
H4 Handbooks/manuals
160(1)
H5 Technical/scientific reports/working papers
160(1)
H6 Journal articles
160(2)
H6.1 Published journal articles
160(1)
H6.2 Prepublication journal articles
161(1)
H7 Magazine articles
162(1)
H8 Newspaper articles
162(1)
H8.1 Newspaper articles accessed online
162(1)
H9 Conferences
163(1)
H9.1 Unpublished papers presented at a conference
163(1)
H9.2 Papers published in conference proceedings
164(1)
H9.3 Full conference proceedings
164(1)
H10 Theses/dissertations
164(1)
H11 Datasets
165(1)
H12 Standards
165(1)
H13 Patents
165(1)
H14 Government documents
165(1)
H15 Web pages
166(1)
H16 Blogs
166(1)
H17 Social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram)
166(1)
H18 Images
167(1)
H18.1 Images in physical form (photographic print or slide, drawing, painting)
167(1)
H18.2 Images in publications (graphs, tables, figures, plates, equations)
167(1)
H18.3 Images available online
167(1)
H19 Software/computer programs/computer code
168(1)
H20 Podcasts
168(1)
H21 Online broadcasts (for example, YouTube/Vimeo)
168(1)
H22 Programmes viewed on streaming services (for example, Kanopy, Amazon Prime Video, Netflix)
169(1)
H23 Radio or television broadcasts
169(1)
H24 DVDs
169(1)
H25 Lectures
169(1)
H25.1 Unpublished lectures
169(1)
H25.2 Lecture slides or tutor's notes in online learning environment
170(1)
H26 Emails
170(1)
H27 Unpublished sources, including personal communications (conversations, unrecorded interviews, telephone, letters)
170(1)
Sample text
171(1)
References for sample text
171(2)
Section I Modern Humanities Research Association (MHRA) referencing style
173(16)
Conventions when using the MHRA referencing style
173(1)
How to reference common sources in footnotes and bibliography
174(1)
I1 Books
174(1)
I2 Ebooks
174(1)
I3
Chapters/sections of edited books
175(1)
I3.1 Whole book with an editor
175(1)
I3.2
Chapter in an edited book
175(1)
I3.3 Poem in an anthology
175(1)
I4 Translated works
176(1)
I5 Multi-volume works
176(1)
I6 Comicbooks
176(1)
I7 Plays
177(1)
I8 Journal articles
177(1)
I9 Ejournal articles
177(1)
I10 Newspaper and magazine articles
178(1)
I11 Book reviews
178(1)
I12 Theses and dissertations
179(1)
I13 Conference sources
179(1)
I13.1 Published proceedings of a conference
179(1)
I13.2 Papers in published proceedings of a conference
179(1)
I13.3 Poster presentations
180(1)
I14 Organisation or personal internet sites
180(1)
I15 Blogs
180(1)
I16 Social media
181(1)
I16.1 Facebook
181(1)
I16.2 Twitter
181(1)
I16.3 Instagram
181(1)
I17 Emails
182(1)
I18 Manuscripts in archives
182(1)
I19 Films
182(2)
I19.1 Film at cinema
182(1)
I19.2 Films on DVD
183(1)
I19.3 YouTube
183(1)
I19.4 Streaming video
183(1)
I20 Television or radio broadcasts
184(1)
I21 Sound recordings
184(1)
I22 Music scores
184(1)
I23 Works of art
184(1)
I24 Photographs
185(1)
I25 Speeches or lectures
185(1)
I26 Interviews
186(1)
Sample text
186(1)
Sample footnotes
186(1)
Sample bibliography
187(2)
Section J Modern Language Association (MLA) referencing style
189(22)
Conventions when using the MLA referencing style
189(1)
Compiling your list of Works Cited
189(4)
Optional elements of citations
193(1)
How to reference common sources
193(1)
J1 Books
193(1)
J2 Ebooks in online collections
194(1)
J3 Translated books
194(1)
J4 Books with an editor
194(1)
J5
Chapters in edited books
195(1)
J6 Books with no authors
195(1)
J7 Anthologies
195(1)
J8 Multi-volume works
196(1)
J9 Sacred texts
196(1)
J10 Book reviews
197(1)
J11 Journal articles
197(1)
J12 Ejournal articles
197(1)
J13 Magazine articles
197(1)
J14 Newspaper articles
198(1)
J15 Theses and dissertations
199(1)
J16 Published proceedings of a conference
199(1)
J16.1 Full published proceedings
199(1)
J16.2 Papers in published proceedings of a conference
199(1)
J17 Plays
200(1)
J17.1 Script
200(1)
J17.2 Performance
200(1)
J18 Poems
200(1)
J19 Research reports
201(1)
J20 Legislation
201(1)
J21 Organisation or personal internet sites
201(1)
J22 Blogs
202(1)
J23 Social media
202(1)
J23.1 Facebook
202(1)
J23.2 Twitter
202(1)
J23.3 Instagram
203(1)
J24 Emails
203(1)
J25 Works of art
203(1)
J26 Installations/exhibits/objects in galleries and museums
203(1)
J27 Exhibitions
204(1)
J28 Photographs from the internet
204(1)
J29 Advertisements
204(1)
J30 Manuscripts/archives
205(1)
J31 Musical scores
205(1)
J32 Sound recordings
205(1)
J32.1 Complete works
205(1)
J32.2 Songs on an album
205(1)
J33 Film or video recordings
206(1)
J34 YouTube videos
206(1)
J35 Broadcasts
206(1)
J35.1 Television or radio broadcasts
206(1)
J35.2 Broadcast episode viewed through a streaming service
207(1)
J35.3 Broadcast series viewed through a streaming service
207(1)
J36 Interviews
207(1)
J36.1 Personal interviews
207(1)
J36.2 Published interviews (print or online)
208(1)
J37 Speeches or lectures
208(1)
Sample text
208(1)
Sample list of Works Cited
209(2)
Section K Oxford University Standard for the Citation of Legal Authorities (OSCOLA)
211(20)
Conventions when using the OSCOLA referencing style
211(2)
How to reference common sources
213(1)
K1 Books
213(1)
K2
Chapters in edited books
214(1)
K3 Translated works
214(1)
K4 Encyclopedias
214(1)
K4.1 Authored entry within an encyclopedia
214(1)
K5 Works of authority
214(1)
K6 Looseleaf services
214(1)
K7 Pamphlets
215(1)
K8 Journal articles
215(1)
K9 Ejournal articles
215(1)
K10 Newspaper articles
215(1)
K10.1 Online news articles
216(1)
K11 Book reviews
216(1)
K12 Websites
216(1)
K13 Blogs
216(1)
K14 Podcasts
217(1)
K15 Radio/television programmes
217(1)
K16 Speeches/lectures
217(1)
K17 Conference papers
217(1)
K18 Theses
218(1)
K19 Working and discussion papers
218(1)
K20 Bills (House of Commons and House of Lords)
218(1)
K21 UK statutes (Acts of Parliament)
219(1)
K21.1 Whole Acts of Parliament
219(1)
K21.2 Parts of Acts
219(1)
K22 Statutory Instruments (Sis)
219(1)
K23 Command Papers
220(1)
K24 Law reports (cases)
220(2)
K25 Hansard
222(1)
K26 House of Commons briefing papers
223(1)
K27 Legislation from the devolved legislatures in the UK
223(1)
K27.1 Acts of the Scottish Parliament
223(1)
K27.2 Scottish Statutory Instruments (SSIs)
224(1)
K27.3 Acts of the Northern Ireland Assembly
224(1)
K27.4 Statutory Rules of Northern Ireland
224(1)
K27.5 National Assembly for Wales legislation
224(1)
K27.5a Assembly Measures (nawm)
224(1)
K27.5b Welsh Statutory Instruments
224(1)
K28 Law Commission reports and consultation papers
224(1)
K29 European Union (EU) legal sources
225(1)
K29.1 EU legislation
225(1)
K29.2 EU directives, decisions and regulations
225(1)
K29.3 Judgements of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) and General Court (GC)
225(1)
K29.4 European Case Law Identifier (ECU)
226(1)
K30 International law sources
226(1)
K30.1 United Nations documents
226(1)
K30.2 International treaties
226(1)
K30.3 International Court of Justice (ICJ) cases
227(1)
K31 US legal material
227(1)
K32 Unpublished emails and letters
228(1)
K33 Interviews
228(1)
Sample text
228(1)
Sample footnotes
228(1)
Bibliographies
228(3)
Section L Vancouver referencing style
231(14)
Conventions when using the Vancouver referencing style
231(2)
How to reference common sources in your reference list
233(1)
L1 Books
233(1)
L1.1 Multi-volume works
233(1)
L2 Ebooks
234(1)
L3 Edited books
234(1)
L3.1 Whole books
234(1)
L3.2
Chapters/sections in edited books
234(1)
L4 Journal articles
234(1)
L4.1 Articles in print journals
234(1)
L4.2 Articles in ejournals
235(1)
L5 Preprints
235(1)
L6 Systematic reviews
235(1)
L7 Newspaper articles
236(1)
L7.1 Articles in print newspapers
236(1)
L7.2 Articles in online newspapers
236(1)
L8 Theses or dissertations
236(1)
L9 Conference papers
236(1)
L10 Scientific or technical reports
237(1)
L11 Research data collections
237(1)
L12 Organisation or personal internet sites
237(1)
L13 Blogs
238(1)
L14 Maps
238(1)
L15 Standards
238(1)
L16 Patents
238(1)
L17 Photographs
238(1)
L18 Tables/figures
239(1)
L18.1 Graph in a book
239(1)
L18.2 Figure in chapter of an edited book
239(1)
L18.3 Table in a journal article
239(1)
L19 Equations
240(1)
L20 Legislation
240(1)
L21 Legal cases
240(1)
L22 Personal communications
240(1)
L22.1 Emails
241(1)
L22.2 Letters
241(1)
L23 Poster presentations
241(1)
L24 Audiovisual sources
241(1)
L24.1 Radio/television broadcasts
241(1)
L24.2 Movies
241(1)
L24.3 Streaming video
241(1)
L24.4 Sound recordings
242(1)
L25 Interviews
242(1)
L26 Course materials in virtual learning environment
242(1)
Sample text
242(1)
Sample reference list
242(3)
Glossary 245(2)
Further reading 247(2)
Index 249
Richard Pears is an Academic Liaison Librarian at Durham University Library, UK. He has worked in academic and public libraries for over fifteen years, delivering research skills training to students in all academic stages.

Graham Shields was Learning Advisor at the University of Cumbria Library and Student Services, UK. He worked in academic libraries for over thirty years.