English Comp I

Running Head : CITATIONS

Citations

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Part One : APA-Styled Citations

Faith , R (1996 . Poverty , a history of . Journal of Rural Studies , 12 (2 , 212-214

Friedmann , B , Coy R Wilson , L (1977 . Emergences : Gender struggles for livelihood in Latin America . Los Angeles , California : UCLA Latin American Center Publications , University of

California

Warner , J Harris , R (n .d . Problems with poverty in third world countries . In M . B . Duran (Ed , Poverty and Identity : Studies in Self and Culture (pp . 39-58 . Amsterdam

Netherlands : Daryl

Benjamins Publishing Company

Part Two : Citations Styles

Various citation styles are used depending on the category or nature of the . For instance , the American Psychological Association (APA style is most commonly used in research s in relation to social sciences such as psychology and political science while the Modern Language Association (MLA ) style is more commonly used in literature and media-related subjects . These two citations may be quite specific to their respective categories which is quite deviant from the Chicago Manual of Style as it has a broader scope that covers subjects in American English . The Chicago style is also clearly one of the oldest styles it uses footnotes to refer to some cited statements . APA and MLA somewhat have a similar structure with regard to in-text citations . The only difference is that APA includes the year of publication while MLA only includes the last name and page number . In case of the bibliography of these three citation styles , APA and MLA have several similarities...