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Harvard
Style
What's the purpose of Harvard Style? |
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- Documentation
of sources is necessary not just in research papers but in
any written work that contains information from or references
to texts outside itself.
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The Harvard Style functions to:
- lead your reader to the part of a text you focus on,
- and help your reader to distinguish between your ideas and reasoning and those you derive from other sources.
How do I use Harvard Style?
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Harvard Style consists of two main elements:
- in-text citations in the body,
- and a reference list at the end of the paper.
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