This edition differs substantially from previous editions, so not all instructors have adopted it. In 2016, the MLA released the eighth edition of MLA style (MLA 8). Also, check out this summary sheet from Dalhousie University. The Council of Science Editors offers a fairly detailed quick guide on their website. If you have further questions, check with your instructor, the writing centre, or the library. However, the resources below should answer most questions. Unfortunately, this book is not currently available in the Ambrose library.
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The official style guide for CSE is Scientific Style and Format: The CSE Manual for Authors, Editors, and Publishers, 8th ed. Of the three styles, name-year is most common, but, unless your instructor has specified, you can choose any of the three. Citation-sequence and citation-name are very similar: the only difference is the order of entries in the references list. When you use CSE style, you may choose from one of three versions: name-year, citation-sequence, and citation-name. In the sciences, many instructors will simply say, "Use an acceptable scientific citation style, and use it consistently." If you already know one, great! If not, CSE may be a good choice.
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This guide does not cover document formatting, but it does give good examples of how to format your citations in Chicago/Turabian.
For citation specifically, you can also visit the CMS website and check out their quick guide. You'll find lots of examples and a sample paper to guide you. This site is handy because it includes both the basic rules for citation (which are the same in Chicago and Turabian) and the guidelines from Turabian on how to format a student paper (rather than a book). However, if you're not sure, check with your instructor.įor a general introduction to Chicago/Turabian (specifically Chicago NB), check out Purdue University's Online Writing Lab (OWL). Chicago NB is by far the more common option, and most instructors at Ambrose expect students to use this version. Chicago NB uses footnotes, whereas Chicago AD uses parenthetical citations (kind of like ASA or APA). When it comes to citation, Chicago/Turabian gives writers two options: notes-bibliography (Chicago NB) and author-date (Chicago AD). "Turabian") is geared for students writing papers. If you are looking for information on citation, you can use resources marked as either "Chicago" or "Turabian." However, if you're looking for information about document formatting, you might need to look more carefully: The Chicago Manual of Style is meant for people writing books, whereas A Manual for Writers (aka. In the second area-citation-they are exactly the same, so many people use the terms "Chicago" and "Turabian" interchangeably.
Both handbooks cover two areas: (1) document formatting (page numbers, title pages, figures, etc.) and (2) citation (footnotes, bibliography entries, etc.). The University of Chicago publishes two handbooks for writers: The Chicago Manual of Style and A Manual for Writers of Research Papers (originally written by Kate Turabian). A copy of the 7th edition is forthcoming.
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Both guides give lots of examples and include a full sample paper, complete with notes explaining the relevant citation rules.įor detailed questions, please visit the library to consult the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th ed.). Purdue University's Online Writing Lab (OWL) already offers information on both versions: 6th edition and 7th edition. However, you can expect to see a transition over the months ahead. At present, most resources offer support with the 6th edition of APA style, and most professors still accept papers formatted according to the 6th edition.
In 2020, the American Psychological Association unveiled a new version of APA style (7th edition) however, the transition to a new version often takes some time. American Psychological Association (APA) American Sociological Association (ASA)įor more information, please visit the library to consult the American Sociological Association Style Guide (4th ed.).
Citation Styles American Chemical Society (ACS)įor a quick introduction to ACS style, check out Concordia University's quick guide.
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