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The Chicago Manual of Style (also known as Turabian) is a set of citation rules created by the University of Chicago Press. This style is widely used in publishing, and is also used by other humanities and social sciences disciplines. For some examples, see the Citation Quick Guide from The Chicago Manual of Style Online.
We keep a copy of the handbook at the Library Reference Desk at all three Reynolds campuses.
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Important Note
Always check with your instructor on what format specifications to use for a particular class or assignment, especially when citing online resources including material found in library databases.
Credit
This guide was adapted from the Chicago Style pages in the Citation Styles Playbook created by Piedmont Virginia Community College Library.
Works Cited
Woetzel, Denise. “Research Guides: Citation Style: Chicago: Start Here.” Start Here - Citation Style: Chicago - Research Guides at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College, 26 July 2019, libguides.reynolds.edu/chicago.
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