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Language and Linguistics Style Guide
  • Introduction
  • ✍️Style and Presentation
    • Using examples
    • Tables and figures
    • IPA & Syntax Trees
  • 💡Identifying and Acknowledging Sources
  • 🖥️Using a reference manager
  • ⌨️Referencing in text
    • Formatting of direct quotations
  • 📃Lists of references
    • Variation in conventions
    • Monographs
    • Revised editions of monographs
    • Edited volumes
    • Chapters in edited volumes
    • Scholarly journal articles
    • On-line sources
    • Reference works (OED)
    • Other sources
    • Finding the relevant bits of information
    • Order of entries in Lists of References
  • ⚠️Plagiarism
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  1. Lists of references

Variation in conventions

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Last updated 2 years ago

You may notice that there is slight variation between different publishers in the way that information is displayed (see the examples below).

What is important, however, is that they are consistent in their use of conventions (e.g. Cambridge University Press and Wiley-Blackwell always put dates of publications in parentheses; John Benjamins never does). For you, too, consistency is the crucial thing, so you should not follow the style of specific publishers but always use the conventions outlined in this guide.

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