Citation: Although the index may not contain the article itself,
the citation will provide the information that you need to find
the article.
Berry, Colin. "Like a folk tale." Print (U.S.A.) 2003: 102-107.
Citations identify published information to facilitate locating that information again. Citations of articles often include the author, title, magazine or journal name, page numbers and publication information. Citations of Web documents also include a URL and the day the information was accessed.
The list of the sources you used when researching your paper is called a bibliography. These sources are listed in citation format and follow an established style, such as MLA (Modern Language Association), APA (American Psychological Association) or Chicago Manual of Style. The bibliography allows others who read your work to verify facts or research the same information more easily. |