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Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Chicago Style Citation Troubles
I was recently reminded by a classmate that we have to cite the paper in Chicago Style. This has become a slight problem for me, as I am currently going back in my paper and reformatting. That is not a huge issue, the real problem is that this is my first time citing in this fashion. I am in the process of issuing footnotes for all of my quotes and cited sources, but am being sucked into the Purdue OWL site because I have no experience with this. I actually just stopped into the Writing Center for help with it, as I was not sure footnotes should be listed chronologically or if the multiple citations from the same source should be listed in the same clump (i.e. 1,2 not 1____3). My advice to those who have this same issue, stop into the Writing Center. I was in and out within a minute because of the helpful receptionist type workers.
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Hi Richard, you may want to reach out to Dr. Cocozzelli and ask his preference because in my experience we are expected to use parenthetical citations with a corresponding bibliography rather than footnotes. I guess either is likely fine though as long as it is Chicago Style. Also, good idea about the writing center. I think a lot of us forget it is even there!
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