How to Cite Multiple Chapters in a Book Using ASA
The American Sociological Association has established standards for citing sources used in research papers. When using multiple chapters in a single book, ASA style requires you to list each chapter as a separate reference. To properly cite a chapter, you will need specific information about the chapter, including the chapter name and page numbers for the chapter.
Instructions
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List the author or authors of the book with the last name first. For example, write "Miller, John and Smith, Joe."
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Write the year of the book's publication. For example, "1997."
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Include the title of the chapter. The chapter title should appear with quotation marks. For example, "The Early Years."
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List the name of the book after the word "From." For example, you would write "From My Life Story."
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Include the city and state of publication. For example, "Los Angeles, CA."
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Write the name of the publisher. For example, "Simple Press."
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List the page numbers for the chapter. For example, "222-229."
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