Chicago In-Depth
The Chicago Manual of Style
The Chicago style of citation is primarily used within the humanities, especially in history. It is most well-known for providing a system of footnotes and endnotes which take the place of a bibliography. Unsurprisingly, the Chicago style originates from the University of Chicago. The 17th edition of The Chicago Manual of Style is the most recent edition.
How to Cite in Chicago Style:
The Chicago Manual of StyleCall Number: CFL Floor 2 Reference Desk (Z253 .C57) ed.17
A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations: Chicago Style for students and researchersCall Number: CFL Floor 3 Book Stacks (PN203 .T8 2018)
- Chicago Style Online Quick Guide"Go to Notes and Bibliography Style" or "Go to Author-Date Style" to see examples. This website also has a Q&A section.
- Turabian Quick GuideUND Writing Center Guidance
Online Training Session
Hoonuit (formerly Atomic Learning) Online step-by-step tutorials on Chicago/Turabian citation style:
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