The phrase in question is: [...] hence the name Cyclothymic disorder, or "cycle of anger" from the Greek language. Do I need to cite a Greek dictionary to prove that this is correct? Or does it qualify as general knowledge? Only serious answers please. This is for a grade. Any wasted...
How do I cite the author's name in parenthetical citations, do I use their last name of first name? If it's a web source do I put the year in the source was published? Also how do I specifically write multiple ones?
Sorry for the rather stupid question, I couldn't find any reliable information...
I need to cite the DVD "Stark Raving Black" in a research paper that I am doing.
(details can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/Lewis-Black-Stark-Raving/dp/B003BJO8I2)
I went to citationmachine.net, and it told me to cite it like this:
Black, Lewis, Dir. Stark Raving Black. Dir. Dubin...
to grow up with ____________? one male and one female parent (preferably het)
Here is an article in TIME magazine that shows how gay couples actually produce children who do *better* than children from traditional heterosexual couples...
i have to right a summary on a book i read and the teacher said i had to site every thing that wasnt common knowledge. how would i go about doing this?
For my final history project, I'm making a PowerPoint, and we are required to have a credits page. The only source for my information is my professor: from her lectures and PowerPoints she would give us. We are supposed to use Chicago Style. How would I cite this? Thanks :)
Registered nurses from Children's Hospital Oakland, voted overwhelmingly this week to authorize their nurse negotiators to call a three-day strike if necessary to protest ongoing management efforts to sharply reduce healthcare coverage for nurses and their families. No date has been set for...
Do you cite who said the quote in the very back or just put their name, date.etc within the paragraph you're writing.
How do you cite a quote from a person? How do you cite song lyrics?
Hey all,
This is the website:
http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/matthew-norman/matthew-norman-soon-gordon-the-torment-will-be-over-1962311.html
I'd really appreciate your help! Thanks :) xx
Unless they live within an hour or two of where they were cited, they are pretty much unable to request and attend a hearing, which is a right, not a privilege. Unless it was something heinous, don't you think that's unfair?
For school, i read "Pride and Prejudice". In the front of the book, there is an introduction by a person other than the person who wrote the book. The intro comtained some facts that i used for a paper. Does anyone know how I should cite this?
Thanks for your help!