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In your Works Cited page, list only the articles and books you have actually cited in your paper, not every work you have consulted. List them in alphabetical order by the author's last name, or by the first main word in the title, if no author is available.

Works Cited

Anderson, Clyde, Jr. "The Telephone in Rural America." New York Times
Magazine 10 (29 December 1974), 10-11, 26-27, 29-31.

"Communication Costs in the 1980s." Changing Times 32 (February
1978), 45-47.

Dillon, J. "Build Your Own Telephone." Motor Mechanics 134
(December 1974), 70.

Franz, M. "Chirping Crickets, Low-Flying Bats and Croaking Frogs."
Organic Gardening and Farming 23 (November 1976), 120-122.

Grosswirth, Marvin. "The Influence of the Telephone on American Life."
Science Digest 80 (September 1976), 63-69.

Humphreys, W. J. Families in Pictures. Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins
Co., 1923.

Ross, Irwin. "The Telephone of the Future." Mechanic Illustrated 70
(May 1974), 16, 152-3.

Smith, L. P. "1920s Families." Encyclopedia Britannica, 1975.

Thompson, Philip D., Robert O'Brien, and Editors of Life.
Communications. New York: Time, Inc., 1965.

You can find more detailed information in A Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations by Kate L. Turabian, 6th edition. You may check this book out from the Hawley Academic Resource Center.

Examples of Works Cited Entries

Your Works Cited list appears at the end of your paper, on a separate page (or pages). If you are using endnotes, your Works Cited list follows your endnotes. If you are using footnotes, your footnotes appear at the bottom of each page, and your Works Cited list appears at the end of the entire paper. Works Cited entries must be arranged in alphabetical order. See the sample Works Cited page in this handout for an example.

Bible

The Holy Bible, New International Version. Grand Rapids, Michigan:
Zondervan Corp., 1984.

Book-No Author

Book of Modern Art. San Francisco: Smith, 1967.

Book-One Author

Day, Julie. The Revolution in Mexico. Chicago: University of Chicago
Press, 1970.

Book-Two or More Authors

Beach, David, Michael J. Hunt and Mark Finch. Man in Crisis. New
York: World Press, 1978.

Article in an Anthology

Hickock, Mary. "The Domestic Life of Dogs." In Companion Animals:
A Study in Comparative Culture, ed. John Browne, 112-132. New
York: Scribner, 1980.

Article or Chapter in a Larger Work by One Author

Andrews, John. "The Underside of Casablanca." Chap. in The Films of
Humphrey Bogart. New York: Vintage Books, 1988.

Book-Editor Instead of Author

Andrews, Sara, ed. The World of the Future. New York: Ken K. Edel,
1972.

Second Work by the Same Author

________. A Study of Rocks. New York: Horton, 1982.

(Books by the same author are arranged either alphabetically or chronologically. This reference is for another book by Sara Andrews. The line is the underscore key struck 8 times.)

Translation

Hibbs, Allison. China. Translated by Betty Muel. New York: Holmes,
1962.

Author's Work Contained in Collected Works

Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm. The Search for Being: Essays from
     Kierkegaard to Sartre on the Problem of Existence. Edited by
     William Kimmel and Jean T. Wilde. The Use and Abuse of History.
     New York: Noonday Press, 1962.

Multivolume Work

Andrews, John B. ed. et al. A Documentary History of American
     Industrial Society. Vol. 3, Labor Conspiracy Cases 1806-1842, by
     John R. Commons and Eugene A. Gilmore. Cleveland: Arthur H. Clark
     Co., 1910.

Signed Encyclopedia Article

Runes, Dagobert D. and Harry G. Schrickel, eds. Encyclopedia of the
Arts. New York: Philosophical Library, 1946, s.v. "African Negro
Art," by James A. Porter.

Unsigned Encyclopedia Article

Encyclopedia Britannica, 1973 ed., s.v. "Photography."

Article in Journal With Continuous Pages

Lobach, Melissa R. "Integrating Curriculum." The Reading Teacher 48
(1995): 522.

Article in Journal That Pages Each Issue Separately

Lopez, David and Susan McLester. "Smart Choices for the ESL
Classroom: Steps to English Language." Technology and Learning 14
(April 1994): 23, 30.

Signed Article in Monthly Magazine

Alpers, Svetlana. "Post-Genius Venice." Art in America, 20 March
1995, 62.

(If the article is in a weekly periodical, the date should look like this: 7 August 1993.)

Unsigned Article in Periodical

"Pilot Calls for Help." New York Times, 8 June 1976, 13.

Published Interviews

Fowles, John. "A Conversation with John Fowles." Interview by Robert
Foulke (Lyme Regis, 3 April 1984). Salmagundi, no. 68-69 (Fall
1985-Winter 1986): 367-84.

Unpublished Interview

Roemer, Mrs. Mearle A. Interview by author. Tape recording, Millington,
Maryland, 26 July 1997.

Institution, Association, etc. as Author

American Library Association, Young Adult Services Division, Services
Statement Development Committee. Directions for Library Service
to Young Adults. Chicago: American Library Association, 1978.

Dissertation

Jones, M.C. "The Aim of Academic Achievement." Ph.D. diss., New
York Press, 1975.

Films

Baily, Chad, dir. Muppets Live Performance. Paramount, 1980.

CD-ROMs

Toner, Robin, "Senate Approves Welfare Plan." New York Times, 20
September 1995, national ed., A1, New York Times Ondisc
[CD-ROM], UMI-Proquest, December 1995.


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Turabian - Works Cited Entries In your Works Cited page, list only the articles and books you have actually cited in your paper, not every work you have consulted. List them in alphabetical order by the author's last name, or by the first main word in the title, if no author is available. Works Cited Anderson, Clyde, Jr. "The Telephone in Rural America." New York Times Magazine 10 (29 December 1974), 10-11, 26-27, 29-31. "Communication Costs in the 1980s." Changing Times 32 (February 1978), 45-47. Dillon, J. "Build Your Own Telephone." Motor Mechanics 134 (December 1974), 70. Franz, M. "Chirping Crickets, Low-Flying Bats and Croaking Frogs." Organic Gardening and Farming 23 (November 1976), 120-122. Grosswirth, Marvin. "The Influence of the Telephone on American Life." Science Digest 80 (September 1976), 63-69. Humphreys, W. J. Families in Pictures. Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins Co., 1923. Ross, Irwin. "The Telephone of the Future." Mechanic Illustrated 70 (May 1974), 16, 152-3. Smith, L. P. "1920s Families." Encyclopedia Britannica, 1975. Thompson, Philip D., Robert O'Brien, and Editors of Life. Communications. New York: Time, Inc., 1965. You can find more detailed information in A Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations by Kate L. Turabian, 6th edition. You may check this book out from the Hawley Academic Resource Center. Examples of Works Cited Entries Your Works Cited list appears at the end of your paper, on a separate page (or pages). If you are using endnotes, your Works Cited list follows your endnotes. If you are using footnotes, your footnotes appear at the bottom of each page, and your Works Cited list appears at the end of the entire paper. Works Cited entries must be arranged in alphabetical order. See the sample Works Cited page in this handout for an example. Bible The Holy Bible, New International Version. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan Corp., 1984. Book-No Author Book of Modern Art. San Francisco: Smith, 1967. Book-One Author Day, Julie. The Revolution in Mexico. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1970. Book-Two or More Authors Beach, David, Michael J. Hunt and Mark Finch. Man in Crisis. New York: World Press, 1978. Article in an Anthology Hickock, Mary. "The Domestic Life of Dogs." In Companion Animals: A Study in Comparative Culture, ed. John Browne, 112-132. New York: Scribner, 1980. Article or Chapter in a Larger Work by One Author Andrews, John. "The Underside of Casablanca." Chap. in The Films of Humphrey Bogart. New York: Vintage Books, 1988. Book-Editor Instead of Author Andrews, Sara, ed. The World of the Future. New York: Ken K. Edel, 1972. Second Work by the Same Author ________. A Study of Rocks. New York: Horton, 1982. (Books by the same author are arranged either alphabetically or chronologically. This reference is for another book by Sara Andrews. The line is the underscore key struck 8 times.) Translation Hibbs, Allison. China. Translated by Betty Muel. New York: Holmes, 1962. Author's Work Contained in Collected Works Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm. The Search for Being: Essays from Kierkegaard to Sartre on the Problem of Existence. Edited by William Kimmel and Jean T. Wilde. The Use and Abuse of History. New York: Noonday Press, 1962. Multivolume Work Andrews, John B. ed. et al. A Documentary History of American Industrial Society. Vol. 3, Labor Conspiracy Cases 1806-1842, by John R. Commons and Eugene A. Gilmore. Cleveland: Arthur H. Clark Co., 1910. Signed Encyclopedia Article Runes, Dagobert D. and Harry G. Schrickel, eds. Encyclopedia of the Arts. New York: Philosophical Library, 1946, s.v. "African Negro Art," by James A. Porter. Unsigned Encyclopedia Article Encyclopedia Britannica, 1973 ed., s.v. "Photography." Article in Journal With Continuous Pages Lobach, Melissa R. "Integrating Curriculum." The Reading Teacher 48 (1995): 522. Article in Journal That Pages Each Issue Separately Lopez, David and Susan McLester. "Smart Choices for the ESL Classroom: Steps to English Language." Technology and Learning 14 (April 1994): 23, 30. Signed Article in Monthly Magazine Alpers, Svetlana. "Post-Genius Venice." Art in America, 20 March 1995, 62. (If the article is in a weekly periodical, the date should look like this: 7 August 1993.) Unsigned Article in Periodical "Pilot Calls for Help." New York Times, 8 June 1976, 13. Published Interviews Fowles, John. "A Conversation with John Fowles." Interview by Robert Foulke (Lyme Regis, 3 April 1984). Salmagundi, no. 68-69 (Fall 1985-Winter 1986): 367-84. Unpublished Interview Roemer, Mrs. Mearle A. Interview by author. Tape recording, Millington, Maryland, 26 July 1997. Institution, Association, etc. as Author American Library Association, Young Adult Services Division, Services Statement Development Committee. Directions for Library Service to Young Adults. Chicago: American Library Association, 1978. Dissertation Jones, M.C. "The Aim of Academic Achievement." Ph.D. diss., New York Press, 1975. Films Baily, Chad, dir. Muppets Live Performance. Paramount, 1980. CD-ROMs Toner, Robin, "Senate Approves Welfare Plan." New York Times, 20 September 1995, national ed., A1, New York Times Ondisc [CD-ROM], UMI-Proquest, December 1995.
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