How do you know if a citation is to an article in a periodical (journal, magazine, newspaper)?
Journals and Magazine Articles
Hale, Kenneth. "Warlpiri and the Grammar of Non-Configurational Languages." Natural Language and Linguistic Theory vol. 1, no.1, 1983, pp. 5-47.
AUTHOR ARTICLE TITLE JOURNAL TITLE VOLUME & ISSUE #S YEAR PAGE #S
Diagnostics
A citation to an article in a periodical always includes:
1. The Author of the article
2. The Title of the article (in "quotation marks"), which always appears before the title of the journal
3. The Title of the journal (in italics or underlined in older publications)
5. The Volume # and Issue # (if issue # is given)
6. The Year of publication
7. The Page Numbers of the article
Newspaper Articles
Healy, Patrick. "Clinton's Remarks on Ruling Irks Gay Rights Advocates." New York Times 8 July 2006, late ed., sec, B: 3.
AUTHOR ARTICLE TITLE NEWSPAPER TITLE DATE EDITION & SECTION PAGE #S
Diagnostics
A citation to a newspaper article always includes:
1. The Author of the article
2. The Title of the article (in quotation marks)
3. The Title of the newspaper
4. The Date of the article (day-month-year)
5. The Newspaper Edition and Section (if given)
6. The Page Number(s) of the article
