Transcription of UCT Author Date Referencing Guide - UCT Libraries
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UCT Author Date Referencing Guide - UCT Libraries
Contents Preliminary Pages Government publications 22. Preface ii Other government publications 24. Acknowledgements ii Unpublished documents 27. Other media 29. Introduction 1 Maps 30. General Guide to academic citation 1 Music scores 32. Good reasons for citation 1 Works of art 33. Peer review and the evaluation of sources 1 Computer programs (software), financial data sources & datasets 33. Plagiarism in academic writing 1 Secondary sourcing 35. How does one cite correctly and avoid plagiarism? 2. Citation styles 2 References & useful readings 36.
(APA), and MLA Handbook for Writers Of Research Papers of the Modern Language Association of America, and The MHRA Style Book from the British Modern Humanities Research Association. One of the best-known, but also one of the simplest styles, is the “author-date” style of citing and referencing (also referred to as the “Harvard style”).
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