Surname, Given Name(s). Title of Book. Version, Publisher, Date of Publication.
Abrahamson, Mark. Urban Sociology: A Global Introduction. Cambridge UP, 2014.
Abrahamson theorises that … (46).
It has been theorised that … (Abrahamson 46).
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Title: The title is always in italics. All words in the title and subtitle are in capitalised headline-style, except articles and prepositions.
Version: If the book is not a first edition, place the edition number after the title followed by the abbreviation, ed. (for example 3rd ed.).
Lennan, Richard, editor. The Holy Spirit: Setting the World on Fire. Paulist Press, 2017.
Lennan (38) suggests that …
… (Lennan 76).
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Title: The title is always in italics. All words in the title and subtitle are in capitalised headline-style, except articles and prepositions.
Version: If the book is not a first edition, place the edition number after the title followed by the abbreviation, ed. (for example 3rd ed.).
Soler Gallert, Marta. Achieving Social Impact: Sociology in the Public Sphere. Springer, 2017. Springer Link, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-60270-7.
Hugo, Victor. Les Miserables. Library edition, Little Brown, 1893. Hathi Trust Digital Library, babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uva.x030735967;view=1up;seq=4;size=125.
Hugo suggests … (46).
… (Hugo 43).
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Title: The title is always in italics. All words in the title and subtitle are in capitalised headline-style, except articles and prepositions.
Version: If the book is not a first edition, place the edition number after the title followed by the abbreviation, ed. (for example 3rd ed.).
URL or DOI: It is preferable to cite the DOI link using https://doi.org/. If no DOI is available, use the URL. When including a URL remove the prefix http:// or https://.
Hindricks, Frank. "Language and Society." The Sage Handbook of the Philosophy of Social Sciences, edited by Ian C. Jarvie and Jesús Zamora-Bonilla, Sage, 2011, pp. 137-52. Sage Research Methods, https://
Brouillette, Sarah. "#YOLO." Literature and the Global Contemporary, edited by Sarah Brouillette, Mathias Nilges, and Emilio Sauri. Palgrave Macmillan, 2017, pp. 67-82. Springer, link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-319-63055-7.
Brouillette suggests … (67).
… (Brouillette 67).
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Titles: All words in the chapter and book title and subtitle are in capitalised headline-style, except articles and prepositions.
Chapter Title: Surround the chapter title with quotation marks.
Book title: The book title is formatted in italics.
Version: If the book is not a first edition, place the edition number after the title followed by the abbreviation, ed. (for example 3rd ed.).
URL or DOI: It is preferable to cite the DOI link using https://doi.org/. If no DOI is available, use the URL. When including a URL remove the prefix http:// or https://.