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Essay & Composition Writing
Need help with a reference!
0 I didn't know where to post this thread but this seemed like the most logical board. 02 br
00 I'm currently writing an essay for university but have a slight problem with one of my refrences. The source comes from a book called Screen Violence which is a collection of essays, edited by Karl Frence. The piece that I am referencng from is an 'Interview with Karl French- June 1996' with Camille Paglia (the interview is conducted by French, questioning Paglia) and covers pages 35-51. How do you recomend I refernece this? Do I reference French of Paglia? 02 br
00 I'm so confused! Any help would be greatly appreciated! 02 br
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00 I'm currently writing an essay for university but have a slight problem with one of my refrences. The source comes from a book called Screen Violence which is a collection of essays, edited by Karl Frence. The piece that I am referencng from is an 'Interview with Karl French- June 1996' with Camille Paglia (the interview is conducted by French, questioning Paglia) and covers pages 35-51. How do you recomend I refernece this? Do I reference French of Paglia? 02 br
00 I'm so confused! Any help would be greatly appreciated! 02 br
00 Thanks. 0-
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0 "Interview with Camille Paglia, June 1966, conducted by Karl French", from 01 i 00 Screen Violence 02 i 00 , edited by Karl French, pp35-51. 0-
- 0 "Interview with Camille Paglia, June 1966, conducted by Karl French", from 01 i 00 Screen Violence 02 i 00 , edited by Karl French, pp35-51.
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0 "Interview with Camille Paglia, June 1966, conducted by Karl French", from 01 i 00 Screen Violence 02 i 00 , edited by Karl French, pp35-51. 0-
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00 There are many styles for writing references, so there may be many correct answers. Here's mine. 05 0 02 br
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00 I was taught that, in an edited book, you write the name of the author of the chapter, then the year. Next, "In:" , the name of the editor of the book followed by "(Ed.)", the title of the book, the publisher and - finally an
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00 There are many styles for writing references, so there may be many correct answers. Here's mine. 05 0 02 br
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00 I was taught that, in an edited book, you write the name of the author of the chapter, then the year. Next, "In:" , the name of the editor of the book followed by "(Ed.)", the title of the book, the publisher and - finally an
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