Chicago Style Reference Samples
Author-Date System historically used in physical and natural sciences now gaining adherents in the socials sciences and humanities.


BOOKS
ARTICLES
    Single Author (magazine)
    Ratnesar, R. 1999. Not Gone, but Forgotton?: Why Americans have stopped
             talking about homelessness. Time, 8 February, 30-31.

    Two or More Authors (journal paginated by volume)
    Kulcinski, G.L. and J.F. Santarius. 1998. Nuclear fusion: Advanced fuels under
              debate. Nature 396: 724-725.

    Two or More Authors (journal paginated by volume with month)
    Orshansky, Mollie. 1965. Counting the poor: Another look at the poverty profile.
             Social Security Bulletin 28 (January): 3-29.

    Two or More Authors (journal paginated by issue)
    Klimoski, R., and S. Palmer. 1993. The ADA and the hiring process in
             organizations. Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and Research,
             45(2): 10-36.

    Newspaper
    Hilton, Donna. 2003. Several bicycle thefts reported. Siftings Herald,
             2 December, Sec. A, p. 3.

    EBSCOHost
    Lewis, Kate Bohner. 1998. Senate Approves New Alternative Fuel.
             National Petroleum News 90(9): 36. MasterFILE Premier,
             EBSCOHost (12 November 1999).

    ProQuest Direct
    Montefiore, Simon Sebag. 1996. How the nineties have become the eighties.
             The Spectator 277(8786): 9-11. ProQuest Research Library Complete,
             ProQuest (15 September 2003).

REFERENCE RESOURCES
    Encyclopedia -- Reference books used as sources are not included in the Reference List but are cited in the text as follows:

    In his article on science fiction in the 1995 edition of the Encyclopedia Americana, Theodore Sturgeon says that the phrase, science fiction, was created by Hugo Gernsback.
    OR
    Theodore Sturgeon says that the phrase, science fiction, was created by Hugo Gernsback (Encyclopedia Americana, 1995 ed., s.v. "science fiction.").

    Contemporary Authors (Original Series)
    Velazquez, Sheila. 1988. Gershwin, Ira 1896 - 1983. In Contemporary Authors,
             edited by Scott Peacock. Detroit, Michigan: Gale Research Company.

    Contemporary Authors New Revision (CANR)
    Ross, Jean W. 1982. Schulz, Charles Monroe 1922 - . In Contemporary Authors
             New Revision Series
    , edited by Ann Evory. Detroit, Michigan: Gale Research
             Company.

    Dictionary of Literary Biography (DLB)
    Pettis, J. 1988. Margaret Walker. In Dictionary of Literary Biography, edited by Trudier
             Harris. Detroit, Michigan: Gale Research Inc.

ERIC DOCUMENT (ED xxx xxx)
    Lahti, Janet et al. 1978. A Follow-Up Study of the Oregon Project: Final Report.
             Portland State Univ., OR: Regional Research Inst. for Human Services.
             ERIC, ED 165 880.

INTERNET SOURCES
    Web Page
    Schafer, Nancy Imelda. 1998. Maya Angelou. Empire:Zine Website by Spyder's
             Empire [cited February 8, 1999]. Available from World Wide Web:
             <http://www.spydersempire.com/empirezine/spotlight/published/april/maya1.htm>.


    E-mail
    Joe Schmo (personal communication, November 24, 2003) informing me how to cite
             an e-mail in a Chicago style reference list.

CD ROM SOURCES
    Chaucer
    When Was Chaucer Born?. 1995. Chaucer: Life and Times [CD ROM]. Woodbridge,
             Conneticut: Primary Source Media.



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