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What is the Chicago referencing style?
UPDATED 02 NOV 2023
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The Chicago referencing style comes in two formats:
- Notes and Bibliography which uses a numerical system of footnotes for the in-text citations and provides a bibliography
- Author-Date which uses the author and date for the in-text citations and provides a reference list.
The Library’s Chicago referencing guide provides examples of how to reference materials in accordance with the Chicago Author-Date style. For information and examples for the footnotes version, see the Chicago Manual of Style.
