Turabian Quick Guide Chicago Manual of Style Online Chicago Manual of Style (OWL)
Example Bibliography and Footnotes
NOTE: In the Turabian manual, the Bibliography/Note style is covered in Chapters 16 and 17, starting on page 144. Avoid Chapters 18 and 19, which give examples of the Author-Date style, which you will not be using for this class.
GoogleDoc for Practicing Footnotes and Bibliography Entries -- ARTICLES
Use these articles to practice writing a footnote AND a bibliography entry in the style of CMS/Turabian.
Group 7 "Spreading Ripples: SNCC and Social Capital in the Civil Rights Era South," by Joe Street
GoogleDoc for Practicing Footnotes and Bibliography Entries -- Digital Resources
Group 1 Please cite the transcript on this web page.
Group 2 Please cite a photo on this web page.
Group 3 Please cite the audio recording on this web page.
Group 4 Please cite the transcript on this web page.
Group 5 Please cite the article on this web page.
Group 6 Please cite an oral history interview on this web page.
Group 7 Please cite the letter on this web page.
Group 8 Please cite one of the articles in one of the newspapers on this web page.
Group 9 Please cite the letter on this web page.
Group 10 Please cite this photograph on this web page.
Before handing in your research paper, look closely at your footnotes and bibliography. Ask yourself these questions:
1. For every article, do I have all of these elements?
an author
"an article title in quotes"
a journal title in italics
a volume number
a year
page number(s)
2. For every book, do I have all of these elements?
an author
a title in italics
a publisher
a place of publication
a year
3. For every essay or book chapter, do I have all of these elements?
"an essay title in quotes"
an author
a book title in italics
an editor
a publisher
a place of publication
a year
page numbers