- One part of book by single author
- Article or chapter in edited book
- Article that is reprinted in a coursepack
- Article in reference book
- Introduction, preface, forward, afterword
One Part of a Book with a Single Author
2. Lam, "A Long Migration," 104.
Notice:
The title of the section of the larger book is placed in quotation marks. The title of the book as a whole is written in italics.
- Guidelines for citing works with more than one author:
- Two or three authors: First Author Last Name, First Name, and Second/Third Author First Name Last Name.
- Example: Sadker, Myra, and David Sadker.
- Four to ten authors: List all authors in bibliography: First Author Last Name, First Name, Second Author First Name Last Name, Third Author First Name Last Name, . . . and Final Author First Name Last Name
- Example: Boyer, Paul, Clifford Clark, Joseph Kett, Neil Salisbury, and Harvard Sitkoff.
- Two or three authors: First Author Last Name, First Name, and Second/Third Author First Name Last Name.
Article or Chapter in an Edited Book
2. Andriewsky, "The Paradoxes of Reform," 259.
Notice:
The title of the chapter or article is listed in quotation marks. The title of the book is in italics.
- Guidelines for citing works with more than one author:
- If there is more than one editor of the book, use the abbreviation "eds." in the footnote/endnote.
- In the bibliography, the first and last pages of the article are included just before the city of publication.
Article that is Reprinted in a Coursepack
The Chicago Manual of Style does not provide specific information about how to cite an article that has been reprinted in your course reader.
2. Galios, "The Indian Rights Association," 12.
Article in a Reference Book
1. Canadian Oxford Dictionary, ed. Katherine Barber (Oxford: Oxford Press, 2001), s.v. "heresy."
2. Canadian Oxford Dictionary, s.v. "heresy."
Title of Book. Edited by Editor's Name. City Where Published: Publisher, Year of Publication.
Canadian Oxford Dictionary. Edited by Katherine Barber. Oxford: Oxford Press, 2001.
Introduction, Preface, Forward, Afterward by Someone Other than the Author of the Book
1. Linda Lear, introduction to Silent Spring, by Rachel Carson (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 2002), x.
2. Lear, introduction to Silent Spring, x.
Lear, Linda. Introduction to Silent Spring, by Rachel Carson, x-xix. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 2002.