Transcription of CHICAGO STYLE GUIDE (17 ED.)
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CHICAGO STYLE GUIDE (17 ED.)
CHICAGO STYLE GUIDE (17TH ED.). NOTES & BIBLIOGRAPHY STYLE . Th i s g ui d e d e scr i be s th e hu m a n it i es s ty l e ( n ot e s & b i bl i ogr ap hy) t ha t i s pref err ed by ma ny in t h e ar t s, li t er a t ure , an d h is t or y . Th e a ut h or -d a te s ty le is re serv ed f or t h e p hy si ca l , na t ura l an d so c ia l s c ie nc e s a n d is n o t cov ere d by th i s g u id e . Fo r m ore i nf orm a ti o n p l ea se r ef er to T he C h ic ag o M a nu al of S ty le ( C MO S) , l oc a te d be h in d th e l i brary r efer e nc e de sk ( Re f Z2 5 3. U6 9 20 17) . F or f ur th er i nf orma t i on o n el e ctr o n i c s o ur ce d oc um en t at i o n , v is i t th e C hi c ag o Ma n ua l of S ty le we bs i te: ww w.
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