Dabling harvard biography sampler

If you are using Chicago style footnotes or endnotes, you should include a bibliography at the end of your paper that provides complete citation information for all of the sources you cite in your paper.

Bibliography entries are formatted differently from notes.

A sample of the Summer Reading fol- lowing the freshman year shows books course in the literature of the Old an.

Museum of Printing Massachusetts.

A father dutifully awaits the return of his son from school, fighting the molasses-thick flow of time that precedes so many homecomings.

What makes a university great?

She agrees that biography “requires, or assumes, a way of thinking about identity and selfhood” (14), although she adopts the view that it “is not necessary for.

For bibliography entries, you list the sources alphabetically by last name, so you will list the last name of the author or creator first in each entry. You should single-space within a bibliography entry and double-space between them.

When an entry goes longer than one line, use a hanging indent of .5 inches for subsequent lines. Here’s a link to a sample bibliography that shows layout and spacing. 

Examples

Complete note vs.

shortened note

Here’s an example of a complete note and a shortened version of a note for a book:

          1. Karen Ho, Liquidated: An Ethnography of Wall Street (Durham: Duke University Press, 2009), 27-35.

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