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1、Chicago Style Introduction
These OWL resources will help you learn to use the Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS) citation and format style. This section contains resources on in-text citations and the Bibliography page, as well as CMOS sample papers, slide presentations, and the CMOS classroom poster.
CMOS Overview and Workshop
This workshop provides an overview of CMOS and where to find help with different CMOS resources. It provides an annotated list of links to all our CMOS materials and a CMOS overview. It is an excellent place to start to learn about CMOS format.
CMOS Formatting and Style Guide
The Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS) is most commonly used by those working in literature, history, and the arts. This resource, revised according to the 17th edition of CMOS, offers examples for the general format of CMOS research papers, footnotes/endnotes, and the bibliography. For more information, please consult the Chicago Manual of Style (17th edition).
2、CMOS Style Workshop
Welcome to the OWL Workshop on Chicago Style! This workshop will introduce you to the Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS) as it relates to writing and formatting research papers.
Note: This workshop should answer most of your basic questions about using CMOS. However, if you are writing a complex document, such as a thesis or lengthy manuscript, or if you have questions specific to writing tasks that aren't covered on the OWL, you should consult The Chicago Manual of Style(17th edition), which you can find at your local library or at most major bookstores.
The CMOS also has a website that that answers some frequently asked questions and offers extra advice.
What is CMOS?
CMOS establishes written standards of communication concerning:
formatting and page layout
stylistic techniques (e.g. footnotes, quotations)
citing sources
preparing a manuscript for publication
There are two different documentation styles in CMOS: the Notes-Bibliography system (NB), which uses footnotes, and the Author-Date system, which uses parenthetical citations within the text itself. These two styles are nearly identical in content, but different in form.
Why Use CMOS?
Aside from simplifying the work of editors by having everyone use the same format for a given publication, using CMOS makes it easier for readers to understand a text by providing a familiar structure they can follow. Abiding by CMOS's standards as a writer will allow you to:
Provide readers with cues they can use to follow your ideas more efficiently and to locate information of interest
Allow readers to focus more on your ideas by eliminating unfamiliar formatting
Establish your credibility or ethos in the field by demonstrating an awareness of your audience and their needs as fellow researchers
Who Should Use CMOS?
CMOS describes rules for writers and students of:
History
English
Art
Before you adopt this style for your paper, you should check to see what citation style your discipline uses in its journals and student research.
CMOS Formatting and Writing Style
Start by becoming familiar with the general formatting requirements of CMOS, as well as the different standards for notation that CMOS writers are expected to use. Because CMOS is different than other writing styles, you should pay attention to everything from general paper layout to word choice. The following pages will introduce you to some of the basic requirements of CMOS to get you headed in the right direction.
Chicago Manual of Style 17th Edition
Introduction to CMOS
Citation system basics: the Notes and Bibliography system
General CMOS Format
Page layout requirements for a typical CMOS manuscript
Basic components of a CMOS paper, including the title page, bibliography, footnotes, and tables and figures
Provides an example title page and a bibliography
Books
How on reference books according to CMOS, using both footnotes and a bibliography
Includes guidelines for books with multiple authors and editors, edited collections, indirect sources, and self-published books
Suggestions and examples for each stylistic issue
Periodicals
Explains how to cite scholarly journals, both physical and electronic
Guidelines for magazines and newspapers
Web Sources
Information on capitalization and italicization of titles for websites and blogs
Information on sources such as online periodicals, web pages, blogs, and podcasts
Audiovisual Recordings and Other Multimedia
General guidelines for citing multimedia
Example citations for film, television, and musical recordings
Interviews and Personal Communication
Information on the proper formatting and discussion of interviews within a manuscript
Information on citing unpublished, published, and broadcasted interviews, as well as other personal communications
Lectures and Presentations
Citing a lecture or presentation
Legal, Public, and Unpublished Materials
Essential information required when citing public or unpublished material
Referring to court cases within the manuscript
Information on theses, dissertations, and letters
CMOS Author-Date Sample Paper
Sample paper using the Author-Date system
Title page, references page, and in-text citation
Formatting an Author-Date formatted CMOS manuscript
CMOS Notes and Bibliography Sample Paper
Sample paper using the Notes and Bibliography system
CMOS Author-Date PowerPoint Presentation
Formatting a CMOS manuscript using the Author-Date system
Updates from the Chicago Manual of Style (17th edition)
CMOS Notes and Bibliography PowerPoint Presentation
Formatting a CMOS manuscript using the Notes and Bibliography system
CMOS Author-Date Classroom Poster
Printable 27”x36” poster on the basics of Author-Date system
Offers suggestions on how to print the poster
CMOS Notes and Bibliography Classroom Poster
Printable poster on the basics of Notes and Bibliography system
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