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ORGANISING YOUR SOURCES
Bibliography
This is a list of titles arranged alphabetically by the author’s (or editor’s) surname, and should be arranged in the following format:
(All of this can be found on the title page and its reverse)
Example:
Hughes, R., The Shock of the New, Art and the Century of Change, BBC, 1980.
Lucie-Smith, E., Art Today, Phaidon, 1995.
Magazines and Periodicals
Example:
Nochlin, L., ‘Picasso’s Color: Schemes and Gambits’, Art in America, vol. 68, no. 10, Dec. 1980, pp. 177-183.
Websites and Internet Sources
Example:
Matuschka, Glamour Magazine, http://www.mindspring.com, Nov, 1999.
Films and Videos
Unlike books or magazines, films and videos are listed by title first:
Example:
Planet of the Apes (Dir. Tim Burton, Twentieth Century Fox, US, 2001).
Television Programmes
Example:
The History of Surveillance: Victorian Spies, Channel 4, Aug. 2001.
Interviews
If you have conducted your own interviews as part of your research, list them alphabetically and under a separate heading, as follows:
Example:
Jones, Thomas. Interview with the author, Cardiff, 21 March 1985. (Mr. Jones was chief designer for the Dragon Toy Company from 1956 to 1967.) Date: 2015-01-29; view: 860
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