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Preface 1
1 The Role of Sources
1.1 Sources of What? 2
1.2 Citing Reliable Sources 7
1.3 Citing Sources Reliably 10
2 Integrating Sources
2.1 Ways of Bringing a Source In 15
2.2 Three Basic Principles 18
2.3 Rules for Quoting 22
2.4 Quoting Blocks 23
2.5 Using Discursive Notes 26
3 Misuse of Sources
3.1 Plagiarism 29
3.2 Forms of Plagiarism 32
3.3 Other Misuses of Sources 35
3.4 How to Create High-Risk Situations 38
4 Styles of Citation
4.1 Documenting a Source 45
4.2 Chicago Note Style 47
4.3 MLA In-Text Style 50
4.4 APA and CSE In-Text Styles 53
4.5 CSE Coding Style 59
App Listing Your References
Articles and Short Texts 64
Books and Reports 72
Oral, Visual, and Multimedia Sources 76
Further Information 80
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