Bibliographic style and reference techniques
By: Marlene Burger
Contributors: Mlendorff, Lufu Von
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: Unisa Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Pretoria, South Africa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 247
ISBN-13: 9781868885503
Subjects: Library information networks; Machine-readable bibliographic data; Exchange of bibliographic information; Cataloging of archival materials; Administration; Standards; Information science; Archives; Data processing; Databases; Information technology
Description: Written by a seasoned professional, this long-awaited book is ideal for students and academics at all levels, lecturers, supervisors and promoters, researchers-- in fact, anyone involved in writing or editing academic texts. The focus of the book is the Harvard method (author-date method), but the APA method and the running footnotes method have also been included. The aim is to assist users to achieve greater uniformity and consistency of style in bibliographies and reference techniques within various publications-- from assignments, dissertations and theses to articles for scholarly journals and books. The bibliographic treatment of all types of sources has been extended to include printed as well as electronic and Internet sources. The purpose of the book is not to prescribe rigid instructions, but to provide a set of solid and easy-to-use guidelines. The principles guiding all referencing are simplicity, uniformity, and clarity. With its wide range of selected examples, this is a user-friendly and indispensable book.
Notes: Revised edition by Marlene Burger.

Includes bibliographical references and index.