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Which one's a book chapter?

 

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Sometimes a lecturer might direct you to a specific chapter or section of a book. It is important that you are able to recognise the differences between this type of citation and journal article so you can look in the right place.

Some clues that it is a book chapter:

  • there are publishing details
  • there are NO volume or issue details
  • there appear to be two titles - use the book title to search in the catalogue
  • there appear to be two authors - use the book's author/editor to search in the catalogue
  • the word "in" appears after the first title, indicating that the material appears in some other item
 

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