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In Harvard system, how can i put bibliography when I quote from same author but different book. For instance, quote (1) John C Maxwell,A Leadership expert, (2) same Author, but different book title.??
Anonymous
Mar 21
In Harvard system, how can i put bibliography when I quote from same author but different book. For instance, quote (1) John C Maxwell,A Leadership expert, (2) same Author, but different book title.??
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Mar 21
In the Harvard system, when citing multiple works by the same author, you should list them in chronological order.
For example, if you are quoting from two different books by John C. Maxwell, your bibliography entry would look like this:
Maxwell, J. C. (Year). Title of Book 1. Publisher.
Maxwell, J. C. (Year). Title of Book 2. Publisher.
In your in-text citation, you would then refer to the specific book you are quoting from, like this:
(Maxwell, Year, p. xx)
Make sure to include the page number in your in-text citation if you are quoting directly from the text.
For example, if you are quoting from two different books by John C. Maxwell, your bibliography entry would look like this:
Maxwell, J. C. (Year). Title of Book 1. Publisher.
Maxwell, J. C. (Year). Title of Book 2. Publisher.
In your in-text citation, you would then refer to the specific book you are quoting from, like this:
(Maxwell, Year, p. xx)
Make sure to include the page number in your in-text citation if you are quoting directly from the text.
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