Gender & Women's Studies Subject Guide
Style Guides
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As an interdisciplinary study, Women's Studies may use a variety of style guides, depending upon the specific disciplinary focus. Literature courses, for example, may require the MLA Style, while Women's History classes may use The Chicago Manual of Style. Education and the social sciences may use the APA style. Consult your instructor for guidance!
Contains links to many practical examples for formatting citations in APA, Chicago, MLA, Turabian, and other writing styles. Examples include citations to both online or print materials. Call numbers for printed manuals are also given. Ask your instructor which writing style is required for your class assignment.
This citation management software allows you to import citations directly from electronic indexes and create and manage your own bibliographies. Use with word processing software to cite and format references easily in a variety of writing styles. You will have to set up an individualized account the first time you use RefWorks. An excellent tutorial is available in RefWorks under Help. Tutorial