Chicago Style 05: How to Cite Journal Articles 

Provenance (History)

Created in 2014 as part of a series for referencing materials in university papers using Chicago Style 16th edition.

Subjects/Keywords

Library -- writing reference,Writing -- Chicago -- 16th edition,Writing -- styles

Language

en

Related Item

Chicago Style 01: Referencing Sources in Chicago Style: A Basic Introduction
Chicago Style 02: How to Format your Paper in Chicago Style
Chicago Style 03: How to Cite Books
Chicago Style 04: How to Cite eBooks
Chicago Style 06: How to Cite Newpapers and Magazines
Chicago Style 07: How to Cite Websites
Chicago Style 08: How to Cite Theses and Dissertations
Chicago Style 09: Multi Authored Works

Type

Video

Notes

Distance Education, Learning and Teaching Support (DELTS) changed its name to Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL) in 2016.

Is part of a series

Chicago Style: Referencing and Formating

Rights

© 2014 Kathyrn Rose and Memorial University of Newfoundland

Creative Commons License Name

Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND)

Title

Chicago Style 05: How to Cite Journal Articles

Creator

Memorial University of Newfoundland. Distance Education, Learning and Teaching Support (DELTS) and Kathryn Rose

Description

Memorial University Librarian Kathryn Rose explains how to include journal articles in both your notes and bibliography sections of your paper according to the Chicago (Notes-Bibliography) style (16th edition).

Learning Design

Demonstrate how to cite a journal article in the 16th edition of Chicago (Notes-Bibliography) Style of writing.

Date Created

2014

Format

Video/mp4

Duration

03:07 minutes/seconds