Citation Styles

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Handbook on Citation. Harvard UCT

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Academic Citation

  All academic writing requires you to cite all the sources that you have read and consulted in the preparation of your work. Citation, also known as referencing, consists of quoting from or referring to other writers’ words and thoughts and the listing of their names, together with the titles and other details of their publications so that these can be tracked down independently. Citation has long been regarded as a hallmark of academic writing of all kinds.

 

 

 

 

Updated September 2011

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  • APA Referencing. Disclaimer..Please use this Owl Purdue site as a guide only, The APA 6th ed can be found in the Library & Knowledge Commons @ RK 808.06615 CONC  808.06615 C0NC

  • Link to the APA tutorial here

 

 

 

 

  • Referencing Guide  from an Information Literacy course  developed in 2001 for the Cape Higher Education Consortium by Janine Lockhart and Adriaan Coetzee of the Cape Technikon.

 

Checked: August 2010