The
Reference List
A Few Basic Guidelines
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The sources that you refer to in your text should be cited by name of the author (or authors) and the year of publication.
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The reference list is a compilation of all the works that you cite within your text. This means that you do not include texts that you have not used in your essay.
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Other names for this list include Works Cited or Literature Cited; the preferred name for the Harvard style is Reference List.
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The reference list is arranged in this way:- Alphabetically by the author's surname, author's first name or initial. (year of publication), Title of the Book, edition [if not first], publisher's name, place of publication.
Examples:
Book with One Author
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Gordon,
Karen E. (1984), The Transitive Vampire: A Handbook of Grammar |
Book
with Author and Editor
|
Blaxter,
P. (1976), Social health and class inequalities, in: Carter, C.
& Peel, J. |
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