QCP 04: Nonperiodical Electronic Publication: Webpage
AUTHOR-TITLE CONVENTIONS
MLA: (Gibaldi 5.9.2; 6.4.1-2; 6.4.4; 7.4)
Jacobson, Carolyn. Non-Sexist Language. Purdue U, 1995. 19 Aug. 2004
<http://www.stetson.edu/artsci/history/nongenderlang.html>.
Citation in Text: (Gibaldi 3.7; 6.3; 6.4.7)
Type 2: (Jacobson n. pag.)
Quoted in: (qtd. in Jacobson n. pag.)
Note Form: (Gibaldi B.1; B.1.8-9)
First Citation:
1
Carolyn Jacobson, Non-Sexist Language, Purdue U, 1995, 19 Aug. 2004
<http://www.stetson.edu/artsci/history/nongenderlang.html>.
Subsequent Citations from the same source: (e.g.)
2
Jacobson, Non-Sexist.
Note: Either mention Jacobson in your text or mention your point about Jacobson in your notes. The
same principle will apply to the other styling conventions. You can choose to cite, quote or refer to a
source. Mentioning the author or your source in your text is one way of modifying the number of
elements in your parenthetical references to entries in your works-cited list.
Oxford: (Ritter 1.4.3; 15.15; 15.15.2-4; 15.17; 15.18)
JACOBSON, CAROLYN, Non-Sexist Language [website], Purdue U, 1995,
<http://www.stetson.edu/artsci/history/nongenderlang.html>, accessed 19 Aug.
2004
Citation in Text: (cf. author-date conventions: Ritter 2.4.7; 5.13; 8.1.2; 15.15.3; 15.18)
Note Form: (Ritter 15.15.3; 15.17.7; 15.18)
First Citation:
1
Carolyn Jacobson, Non-Sexist Language [website], (Purdue U, 1995,
<http://www.stetson.edu/artsci/history/nongenderlang.html> accessed 19 Aug. 2004),
(cited hereafter as Jacobson, Non-Sexist).
Subsequent Citations from the same source: (e.g.)
2
Jacobson, Non-Sexist.
Note: Either mention Jacobson in your text or mention your point about Jacobson in your notes. The
same principle will apply to the other styling conventions. You can choose to cite, quote or refer to a
source. Mentioning the author or your source in your text is one way of modifying the number of
elements in your parenthetical references to entries in your works-cited list.
QCP 04: Nonperiodical Electronic Publication: Webpage
AUTHOR-DATE CONVENTIONS
Oxford: (Ritter 1.4.3; 15.15; 15.15.2-4; 15.17; 15.18; 15.19; 15.19.1-2)
Jacobson, Carolyn (1995), Non-Sexist Language [website], Purdue U,
<http://www.stetson.edu/artsci/history/nongenderlang.html>, accessed 19 Aug.
2004
Citation in Text: (Ritter 2.4.7; 5.13; 8.1.2; 15.15.3; 15.18; 15.19; 15.19.1-2)
Type 1: (1995)
Type 2: (Jacobson 1995)
Note Form: (cf. author-title conventions: Ritter 2.4.7; 15.15.3; 15.17.7; 15.18)
APA: (APA 4.16, 4.16.I)
Jacobson, C. (1995). Non-sexist language. Retrieved March 7, 2002, from Purdue
University: http://www.stetson.edu/artsci/history/nongenderlang.html
Citation in Text: (APA 3.39; 3.101)
Type 1: (1995)
Type 2: (Jacobson, 1995)
Quoted in: (as cited in Jacobson, 1995)
Standop/Meyer: (Standop and Meyer 5.10.5)
Jacobson, C. 1995. "Non-sexist language." <http://www.stetson.edu/artsci/history/
nongenderlang.html> (07.03.02).
Citation in Text: (Standop and Meyer 4.2-4.4)
Type 1: (1995)
Type 2: (Jacobson 1995)
Harvard Notation: (e.g., <http:www.lmu.ac.uk/lss/ls/docs/harvfron.htm> 8 Jan. 2007)
Jacobson, C. (1995) Non-sexist language. [website] Purdue University. Available
from < http://www.stetson.edu/artsci/history/nongenderlang.html> [Accessed 7
March, 2002]
Citation in Text :
Type 1: (1995)
Type 2: (Jacobson, 1995)
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punctuation and spacing.