Style Manual for Communication Studies

Chapter One: Locating Sources of Communication Research Scholarly Journals in Communication Using Indexes to Locate Sources in Communication Searching, Surfing, and Browsing: Using On-line Resources A Representative List of Scholarly Communication Journals Chapter Two: Choosing Supporting Material Wisely The Ethical and Pragmatic Necessity of Source Evaluation Five General Guidelines for Evaluating Sources Is the Supporting Material Clear? Is the Supporting Material Verifiable? Is the Source of the Supporting Material Competent? Is the Source of the Supporting Material Objective? Is the Supporting Material Relevant? Applying Evaluation Guidelines to Internet Sources Final Thoughts on Using Supporting Material Wisely Chapter Three: Specialized Writing Assignments Composing a Speech Outline Citing Sources Preparing the Outline Composing an Annotated Bibliography Citing Sources The Abstract Sample Brief Abstract Entry Composing a Research Critique Citing Sources The Critique Composing a Review of Literature Composing a Research Report Chapter Four: A Condensed MLA Style Guide Formatting the Text of Your Paper Typing Paper Margins Line Spacing Title Page Pagination Citing Sources in the Text of Your Paper Citing Sources Obtained Electronically Primary versus Secondary Source Material Citing a Secondary Source in Your Manuscript Index to MLA Works Cited Entries Sample MLA Entries Books Book with One Author Book with Two Authors Book with Three Authors Two or More Books by the Same Author Book with an Editor Book with Two Editors An Edition Other than the First A Work in a Book A Translation Articles Article with One Author Article with Two or Three Authors Article with Four or More Authors Article in a Monthly or Bimonthly Periodical Article in a Weekly or Biweekly Periodical Newspapers Signed Article from a Daily Newspaper Unsigned Article from a Daily Newspaper Signed Editorial from a Daily Newspaper Unsigned Editorial from a Daily Newspaper Manuscripts Unpublished Manuscript Unpublished Papers Presented at a Professional Meeting Personal Interviews Lecture Two or More Lectures by the Same Speaker Film Television Program Radio Broadcast Encyclopedia or Dictionary World Wide Web (WWW) Electronic Collection Discussion List Electronic Mail Article in an Online Publication Online Book Preparing the List of Works Cited Chapter Five: A Condensed APA Style Guide Formatting the Text of Your Paper Typing Paper Margins Line Spacing Title Page Pagination Binding Abstracts Citing Sources in the Text of Your Paper Citing Sources Obtained Electronically Primary versus Secondary Source Material Citing a Secondary Source in Your Manuscript Books Book with One Author Book with Two Authors Book with Three Authors Two or More Books by the Same Author Book with an Editor Book with Two Editors An Edition Other than the First A Work in a Book A Translation Articles Article with One Author Article with Two Authors Article with Three or More Authors Article in a Monthly or Bimonthly Periodical 54 Article in a Weekly or Biweekly Periodical Newspapers Signed Article from a Daily Newspaper Unsigned Article from a Daily Newspaper Signed Editorial from a Daily Newspaper Unsigned Editorial from a Daily Newspaper Manuscript Unpublished Manuscript Unpublished Paper Presented at a Meeting Personal Communication Lecture Film Television Program Radio Broadcast Encyclopedia or Dictionary World Wide Web (Www) Electronic Collection Discussion List Electronic Mail Article iBourhis, John is the author of 'Style Manual for Communication Studies', published 2002 under ISBN 9780072843545 and ISBN 0072843543.