What does a turabian style paper look like

This should answer about 95 % of your formatting questions if you read it carefully. Remember to use short citation (usually just author's last name, abbreviated title, and page number -- author's name is not enough) for second and subsequent references to a source. If you footnote properly, you do not need to include your bibliography. The University of Chicago, from which comes Turabian style, has a short guide to citations that covers more than I do here.  You want to use the examples marked with an "n." Also, here is a web page from Georgetown University showing Turabian formatting for footnotes . Here is one from Duke University . These go into more detail. Note a couple of differences between my page and the Duke and Georgetown pages: On mine it is not necessary to name the publisher, or give access dates for web sites while on the other two sites it is. I do not care which way you do it as long as you are consistent.

While notes and bibliographies contain much of the same information, bibliographic form differs from note form in these ways:

• Notes are numbered; bibliographies are alphabetized. The author's last name appears first (Smith, Betty) in a bibliography.
• Notes use commas and parentheses to separate items; a bibliography uses periods. (Put one space—not two—after each period in a bibliographic entry.)
• Notes indicate specific pages from which you took information; a bibliography lists entire books or a complete chapter or article to which you referred.
• The first line of each note is indented 5 spaces and subsequent lines return to the left margin. The first line of a bibliographic entry begins at the left margin and all the other lines are indented 5 spaces.

In either note or bibliographic form, if the author's name or the title (or other item) is missing, simply go on to the next item as it should appear. When alphabetizing, use the author's last name for your entry; if it is not given, simply go on to the next item in order (the title of the book or article, for example) and use that to alphabetize the entry. Sample bibliography A sample bibliography follows. Notice the form and order of the entries as well as the punctuation and arrangement within the entries. (Don't use boxes around each entry, however.) The entries are the same as those used in the notes . Works Cited

What does a turabian style paper look like

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