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Changes to Chicago & Footnote referencing styles
Due to the recent release of the 18th edition of the , we have updated both our Chicago and Footnotes referencing guides with new or additional information.
See the updated guides below:
The most significant changes are as follows:
- The names of both the Chicago and Footnotes referencing styles have changed
- In both styles, place of publication is no longer needed when referencing books and book chapters
- In both styles, month/season are no longer needed when referencing journal articles.
The Chicago Notes and Bibliography (previously Footnote) guide has also been updated with guidance for referencing:
- Social media
- Images.
We have also updated both the Chicago Author-Date and Chicago Notes and Bibliography guides with guidance for referencing:
- Indigenous knowledge
- AI generated content.
If you have any questions or would like more assistance with referencing, please Ask our Librarians.
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Changes to Chicago & Footnote referencing styles
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