STYLE SHEET
STYLE SHEET
STYLE SHEET
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Chapters in edited books should be laid out as follows:<br />
Author, ‗Title of Chapter‘, in Title of Book, ed. by (editor‘s name) (place of publication:<br />
publisher, date of publication), page number(s).<br />
For example: Eric Doumerc, ‗Benjamin Zepheniah: The Black British Griot‘, in Write<br />
Black, Write British: From Postcolonial to Black British Literature, ed. By Kadija Sesay<br />
(London: Hansib, 2005), pp. 193-208.<br />
Articles (in journals) should be laid out as follows:<br />
Author, ‗Title of Article‘, Title of Journal Volume:No. (year): page numbers<br />
For example: Moore, Lindsey, ‗The Veil of Nationalism: Frantwe Fanon‘s ―Algeria<br />
Unveiled‖ and Gillo Pontecoryo‘s The Battle of Algiers‘, Kunapipi: Journal of Post-Colonial<br />
Writing 25:2 (2003): p. 59.<br />
Internet articles should be laid out as follows:<br />
Author‘s name, ‗Title of Item‘, Title of complete work or resource, Publication details<br />
(Volume, Issue, Date), Full URL address of the resource in angle brackets, Date you<br />
consulted it (in square brackets), location of passage cited (in round brackets).<br />
For example: Robert A. Duggen, ‗―Sleep No More‖ Again: Melville‘s Rewriting of Book X<br />
of Wordsworth‘s Prelude‘, Romanticism on the Net, issues 38-39, May-August 2005,<br />
[accessed 9 th August<br />
2006] (paragraph 3 of 51).<br />
When using internet material for your research, do not take information from Wikipedia,<br />
or an essay you have found by Googling, for granted; it is up to you to ascertain that the<br />
internet sources you use are scholarly and trustworthy.<br />
Lectures should be laid out as follows:<br />
Lecturer‘s name, title of lecture, date and place of delivery.<br />
(Seminar discussions do not need to be referenced, but material taken from a handout<br />
given to you by the tutor would need to be).<br />
For further details, including how to reference chapters in books, articles in journals,<br />
online databases, films, etc, see the MHRA Style Guide. Examples taken from that<br />
source, (section 11) include:<br />
Theses/Dissertations<br />
Diedrich Diederichen, ‗Shakespeare und das deutsche Märchendrama‘ (unpublished<br />
doctoral thesis, University of Hamburg, 1952), p. 91.<br />
Newspaper/Magazine Articles<br />
Jonathan Friedland, ‗Across the Divide‘, Guardian, 15 January 2002, section G2, pp. 10-<br />
11.<br />
The Bible<br />
Isaiah 22. 17. An equivalent system can be used for the Qur‘an or Torah.