Enter last name first followed by a comma and space, then given names. Example: Smith, Ellen Alice. For mulitple authors separate each with <br> (no spaces). When there is no author, enter Anonymous. Ignore dates and titles.

Transcribe the title as it appears in the source, except modify capitalization when necessary to conform with the conventions of the language of the source. Separate subtitles with colons.

Copy and paste the title information, then remove front articles.

For articles, enter the title of the journal, Festschrift, congress report, or other collection of articles.

Copy and paste the Source Title and remove front articles

When present, enter in Arabic numerals the volume(s) of the journal

When present, enter the issue number(s) of the journal

When present, enter the month(s) or season(s) for the journal issue. Translate into English.

For articles only, enter the complete range of pages. Follow these models: 12-47, 100-119, 103-7, 105-25, 246-78, 1345-65.

For monograph collections of articles, provide the editor(s) of the monograph. Follow the convention of last name first, followed by a comma space, then given names. Ignore titles.

Reproduce the city of publication as it appears in the source. Do not translate. For multiple cities, list all separated by commas. For cities in the USA (excluding New York, Chicago, and Boston) provide the state (spelled out in full and separated from the city with a comma and space). For all foreign cities, do not include state or provence.

Reproduce the publisher information as it appears in the source. Include all initials and abbreviations.

Enter the date as it appears in the source. For books and journals that include multiple years, enter full years separated with a hyphen. Example: 1978-1982.

Enter the date of publication as a year/number only, without and text

If the source is a reprint, enter the city of the reprint publisher.

If the source is a reprint, enter the reprint publisher.

If the source is a reprint, enter the date of the reprint publication.

Enter the earliest full year associated with the specific edition of the publication. Remove any abbreviations such as ca.

Enter the abbreviation of the degree for dissertations and theses. Example: PhD, MA, DMA, etc. Do not use periods.

Enter the name of the University as it appears on the dissertation or thesis.

Enter the language of the source using the English reference for the language. Example: French, German, etc. For sources with multiple languages separate each with <br> (no spaces).

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Provide the full URL for documents that can be accessed for free online.

For now enter whatever you think is appropriate. We will standardize these headings later.

For now enter whatever you think is appropriate.

For now, enter whatever you think is appropriate. We will develop guidelines later.