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Citing Sources in Translation Studies
There are several different citation styles that can be used to cite research. For more information on some of the most used citation styles, visit the libraries' "Citation Help & Academic Honesty" page.
There are several citation styles that you may be required to use in the field of Translation Studies, including Chicago, MLA, and APA. Below are links to sites that provide detailed information on how to cite in each of these styles (as well as many others!):
Citation Style Guide Resources:
- Purdue Owl - Research & Citation ResourcesPurdue Owl provides thorough and easy-to-follow instructions on how to cite all types of sources in multiple styles, including MLA, Chicago, and APA. They also include sample papers in each style to help guide you in your own citation creation!
- APA Style Official WebsiteContains several entries on how to cite different types of APA sources, including more obscure citations, such as Youtube Videos and social media posts.
- Chicago Style - Official WebsiteThe official Chicago Style Quick Guide for Chicago style citations.
- MLA Style CenterA quick guide for all of your standard MLA citation needs.
Citation Management Tools
Citation management tools are very handy to use to keep your citations organized as you are conducting research. Most of these tools will allow you to create an extension on your web browser that will allow you to transfer the citation information of an article directly from the webpage to the citation tool. These tools also can create bibliographies for you in most of the major citation styles. For more information on citation management tools check out UPENN's guide here. If you are interested in learning more about some of the top citation management tools, see the list below:
- MendeleyMendeley is a FREE citation management tool that you can download. It lets you create an extension on your web browser so you can easily add new articles and other sources directly to your Mendeley library. Other features include tagging citations and creating bibliographies.
- ZoteroZotero is a FREE and open-source software that allows you to create bibliographies and organize citations easily and effectively.
Organizing Your Research
- Research Project CalculatorThe Research Project Calculator is an online tool that helps you set a schedule for your paper. Enter the day you will start it, the day it's due, and you will get a suggested timeframe for each step. Click on each step (Selecting Your Topic, or Find Articles) and you'll get great tips for using the Binghamton University Libraries to help you write your paper.
