casprimary.blogg.se - Chicago style endnote citation

You can include this information (in parentheses, similar to a regular book citation) if you believe it useful for identifying the enecyclopedia you are citing, but it is not necessary.

Publication information beyond the name of the encyclopedia, its edition number, and the title of the entry is not necessary.The title of the encyclopedia entry follows the letters "s.v." The title of the encyclopedia entry is "put in quotation marks.".

The edition of the encyclopedia must be specified following the title.

The title of the encyclopedia is italicized.

If you do include an author's name, treat the title of the entry as you would an article title or book chapter title - put it in quotation marks.

If the entries in the encyclopedia you are citing have signed authors, you can include the name of the author in your citation, though doing so is not necessary (in fact the Manual seems to discourage this, as they do not provide a good example of an authored entry as a footnote or endnote).

The elements of the citation are separated by commas.

Here is the general construction of an encyclopedia citation in a footnote or endnote: Footnote and endnote citations for encyclopedias differ from book citations.