How do I cite an interview that I recorded?
If you are citing an interview that you conducted and recorded, and that recording is not publicly available, you could approach a citation for it… Read More
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How do I cite page numbers in a work I accessed using a screen reader?
When citing paginated works accessed through digital technology, including screen readers, cite stable page numbers if they are provided. If the work uses a numbering… Read More
How do I cite a cross-published article?
If an article you cite has been cross-published in two journals at the same time, give the title and other relevant information for the journal… Read More
Should I cite a summary generated by Google’s AI Overviews feature like a source?
No. Google’s AI Overviews feature is a form of search results, and as we note in this post, “[s]earch results are not a work.” If… Read More
How do I cite quotations from different pages of a work?
This post explains how to cite quotations from different pages of a work. Read More
How do I cite several e-mails sent on the same day to the same correspondent?
If you are citing several e-mails sent on the same day to the same correspondent, use the subject line of the e-mail to differentiate between… Read More
How do I cite one person’s testimony in a congressional hearing?
Your source for congressional testimony may be a transcript, audio recording, or video recording of all or part of a hearing. Style each source using… Read More
How do I cite a source that uses “supplement” as part of its Number element?
This post explains how to cite a work that uses "supplement" in its Number element Read More
How do I cite a commentator’s handwritten notes on a work?
Cite a commentator’s handwritten notes by citing the unique copy of the work where they appear. Often, that unique copy will be an object in… Read More
Should I reproduce a quotation in all caps in my essay?
In general, yes, you should reproduce quotations as they appear in the source. If a quotation appears in all caps in your source, most of… Read More