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9780321198235

The Little, Brown Guide to Research and Documentation

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  • ISBN13:

    9780321198235

  • ISBN10:

    0321198239

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-01-01
  • Publisher: Longman
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Summary

Based on the bestselling Little, Brown Handbook , this brief, handy, spiral-bound book offers an up-to-the-minute, accessible reference for students who are conducting both print and electronic research across the disciplines. Beginning with a handy schedule to help students plan their projects, Part I lays out the essentials of research, from finding to evaluating to integrating sources. The text illustrates a search of a library subscription service while also providing a case study in evaluation of a Web site. A full chapter shows how to recognize and avoid plagiarism. Part II offers comprehensive help for researching in the disciplines, including extensive annotated lists of library and Web resources; lists of style guides; thorough coverage of documentation and format in MLA, APA, Chicago, and CSE styles; and complete student sample papers. Throughout the book, links to the companion Web site for The Little, Brown Handbook lead to video tutorials, exercises, and further Web links.

Table of Contents

Preface v
Part I Planning and Conducting Research 1(48)
1 Research Strategy
2(7)
a Researchable subject and question
2(1)
b Goals for sources
3(3)
c Working bibliography
6(3)
2 Finding Sources
9(17)
a Searching electronically
9(4)
b Reference works
13(1)
c Books
13(1)
d Periodicals
13(5)
e The Web
18(5)
f Other online sources
23(1)
g Pamphlets and government publications
24(1)
h Your own sources
25(1)
3 Evaluating and Synthesizing Sources
26(9)
a Evaluation
27(6)
b Synthesis
33(2)
4 Integrating Sources into Your Text
35(6)
a Summary, paraphrase, direct quotation
35(2)
b Introducing borrowed material
37(1)
c Interpreting borrowed material
38(2)
d Disciplines' styles
40(1)
5 Avoiding Plagiarism and Documenting Sources
41(8)
a Plagiarism and the Internet
42(1)
b What you need not acknowledge
43(1)
c What you must acknowledge
44(2)
d Online sources
46(1)
e Documenting sources
47(2)
Part II Resources and Documentation in the Disciplines 49(116)
6 Literature SO
a Research sources
50(2)
b MLA documentation
52(34)
Index to parenthetical text citations
53(8)
Index to works-cited models
61(25)
c MLA paper format
86(2)
d MLA sample paper
88(7)
7 History, Philosophy, and Other Humanities
95(20)
a Research sources
96(5)
b Chicago documentation
101(12)
Index to note and works-cited models
104(9)
c Chicago paper format
113(2)
8 Social Sciences
115(32)
a Research sources
116(5)
b APA documentation
121(17)
Index to parenthetical text citations
122(6)
Index to reference-list models
128(10)
c APA paper format
138(4)
d APA sample paper
142(5)
9 Natural and Applied Sciences
147(18)
a Research sources
147(5)
b CSE documentation
152(9)
Index to reference-list models
156(5)
c CSE paper format
161(1)
d CSE sample paper
161(4)
Index 165

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