• Author(s) and/or editor(s)
• Full title (including any subtitles)
• Edition
• Place of Publication
• Publisher
• Year of Publication

Example

Kieser, Sara, ed. Culture of the Internet
New Jersey: Lawerence Erlbaum Associates, 1997.

Citing your Sources

Keep a complete record of the print and elecronic sources that you consult and use. This includes books, documents, reference sources, electronic databases (including keywords), periodicals, and websites. This will save time and extra work when citing sources in oyur paper and compiling you bibliography.

Why is it important to properly cite sources?
It gives credit to the authors' work you used and it allows your reader to locate the sources that you used.

What is a bibliography?
A bibliography (also called a "refererence list" or "works cited") is a list of sources you cite in your paper. Style manuals give oyu direction on how to site oyur sources. Style manuals can be very general (Turabian), or subject specific (APA-American Psychological Association). Your instructor may require that you use a specific style manual. If none is required, ask your instructor for their preference. All example given in this site, follow the Turbian A Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations.