If you were an expert on your paper topic, you could be your own source of information. But assuming you’re not an expert, you will have to do some reading, write what you learned, and keep track of the books or articles or websites where you got your facts or quotes . . .
A note tells where you learned something you wrote in your paper. Every time you quote someone or mention a fact that needs backing up . . .
Almost. Turabian is the student version of Chicago. It’s aimed at high school and college students . . .
Quotations permeate our life and our work, whether formally used in a research paper or informally tacked to an inspiration board. But making sure that a source actually spoke or penned those exact words can be tough. Sara Bader is making it her mission to compile and verify the quotes of the world via her…
