How to do Harvard Referencing when you're using multiple sets of pages from the same book?
2014-10-31 7:03 pm
I understand how to do Harvard style referencing in general (ie: Rowling, J. K (1997). Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. 2nd ed. London: Bloomsbury Publishing. p6-7.), but say I was using pages 6-8, 54-55 and 107, but at different points in the paper I was writing (ie: pages 54-55 at the beginning of the paper, pages 6-8 around the middle of the paper and page 107 at the end), how would I reference that? Would I need to reference it three separate times in the bibliography or is there another way?
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2014-10-31 7:49 pm
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If you were using in-text citations, you could use Ibid and the page numbers. In the bibliography, you may have three options. The first is to list it three times, changing the page numbers. The second is to list them consecutively, using "Ibid., 6-8." The third is "Rowling 1997, 6-8."
If it were me, I would take two minutes and contact the professor stating that I found all three options and wanted to use the correct one. I would write out exactly what the three options are so the professor can respond "Use the third one" and be done.
2014-10-31 7:08 pm
by remembrance I believe it is 3 times yes... haha memory !!! man nice.
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