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Please use double quotation marks only for quotes (e.g. Johnson says: “birds are interesting animals” (Johnson, 2011); in all other cases, please use single quotation marks (e.g. when studying birds, their ‘colouring’ is one of the most striking characteristics).

Please use this format for footnotes[1]

Please use the following format for enumerations:

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[running citations IN the text MAX 40 words: “text text” (author, year).]

For example:

I fully agree with Johnson’s argument when he writes that “birds are awfully interesting animals. They migrate over long distances and live in harmonious flocks. As humans we can learn a lot from the social behaviours” of birds (Johnson, 2011).

When there is emphasis in the original citation, please use underlining, like so: “birds are awfully interesting animals”

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Citations of over 40 words have a separate citation style, which looks like this:

I believe that birds are awfully interesting animals. They migrate over long distances and live in harmonious flocks. As humans we can learn a lot from the social behaviours of birds. This is why they deserve our protection and care. We should begin by caring about the birds in our own backyards. Sparrows and doves are as interesting as peacocks and other exotic examples. (Johnson, 2011)

If a citation starts in the middle of a sentence, please add … (and a space) to begin, like this:

… birds are awfully interesting animals. They migrate over long distances and live in harmonious flocks. As humans we can learn a lot from the social behaviours of birds. This is why they deserve our protection and care. We should begin by caring about the birds in our own backyards. Sparrows and doves are as interesting as peacocks and other exotic examples. (Johnson, 2011)

If the author has provided a quote to open the chapter, please use the same ‘citaat’ style!

End each chapter with:

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(other than that, simply follow the guidelines of APA for italics etc.)

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