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Citations for Internet Sources
You need the following information in order to cite most Internet sources:
Author's Name.
"Article title, poem, short story, or document in quotes."
Title of Internet Site.
Date of last update or copyright date.
Name of sponsoring Organization.
Date Accessed
<URL Address>.
Example:
"Scientists Clone First Mule."
CNN.
30 May 2003.
Cable News Network.
31 May 2003
<http://www.cnn.com>.
Citation for an Entire Online Book
Author's Name.
Title of the Work.
Editor or Translator.
City of Publication:
Publisher,
Copyright.
Title of Internet Site.
Editor of Site.
Date of electronic
publication.
Name of Sponsoring Organization.
Date Accessed
<URL Address>.
Example:
Ovid.
Metamorphoses.
Trans. Arthur Golding.
London:
1567.
The Perseus Digital Library.
Ed. Gregory Crane.
Apr. 2001.
Tufts U.
16 May
2004
<http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin/ptext?lookup=Ov.+Met.+1.1>.
Help Sheet for an Entire Online Book
Citation for Part of an Online Book
If citing part of an online book, place the title of the part between the author's name and the title of the book.
Author's Name.
"Title of part used."
Title of Book.
Editor.
City of Publication:
Publisher,
Copyright.
Title of Internet Site.
Editor of Site.
Date of electronic
publication.
Name of Sponsoring Organization.
Date Accessed
<URL Address>.
Example:
Keats, John.
"Ode on a Grecian Urn."
Poetical Works.
1884.
Bartleby.com: Great
Books Online.
Ed. Steven Van Leeuwen.
2002.
5 May 2004
<http://www.bartleby.com/126/41.htm>.
Help Sheet for Part of an Online Book
Citation for an Online Newspaper
Author's Name.
"Title of Article."
Name of Newspaper.
Date Published.
Date
Accessed
<URL Address>.
Example:
Achenbach, Joel.
"America's River."
Washington Post.
5 May 2002.
20 May 2002
<http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A13425-2202May1.html>.
Help Sheet for an Online Newspaper
Citation for an Online Magazine
Author's Name.
"Title of Article."
Name of Magazine.
Date Published.
Date
Accessed
<URL Address>.
Example:
Brooks, David.
"The Culture of Martyrdom."
Atlantic Online .
June 2002.
24 Sept.
2002
<http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/2002/06/brooks.htm>.
Help Sheet for an Online Magazine
Citation for an E-Mail
Author of e-mail message (author's e-mail address).
"Subject line of the message."
E-mail to receiver (receiver's address).
Date of message.
Example:
Day, Martha (MDAY @sage.uvm.edu).
"Review of film-Bad Lieutenant."
E-mail to Xia Li (XLI@moose.uvm.edu).
30 July 2004.
Help Sheet for an E-Mail
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