LibGuides: Citation Style Guide: Chicago

Chicago (Chicago Manual of Style)

The Chicago Manual of Style, 17th Edition
Call Number: Online and in Reference (PE 1478 .M36 2017)
ISBN: 9780226287058
Publication Date: 2017

Examples

Journal

Lowenthal, Patrick R., and Vanessa P. Dennen. "Social presence, identity, and online learning: research development and needs." Distance Education 38, no. 2 (2017): 137-140.

Book

Salinger, J. D. 2001. The Catcher in the Rye. Boston: Little, Brown, 2001.

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Online access to the Chicago Manual of Style, the style of choice for many professional journals within the social sciences, history, and anthropology.

Chicago-Style Citation Quick Guide
Chicago Manual of Style Online Quick Guide
Chicago Manual Author-Date Sample Paper
Author-Date sample paper with explanations from Purdue OWL
Chicago Manual Notes-Bibliography Sample Paper
Notes-Bibliography sample paper with explanations from Purdue OWL
Chicago Manual Purdue OWL
Purdue University's Online Writing Lab for CMOS Style

The Chicago Manual of Style offers two unique ways to format your paper: Author-Date or Notes-Bibliography. Before you begin work on your paper, you should determine which version of the Chicago Style you want to use.

The Author-Date (AD) version allows for standard citations with a Reference page.

The Notes-Bibliography (NB) system allows for footnote or endnote citations in addition to your bibliography.

For sample papers of both styles, review the Chicago Online Guides tab.