I have looked on the Harvard referencing page but cannot seem to find it, just wanted to know if anyone was able to help, if I am quoting Martha Graham in Freedman's biography would I but (Freedman, 2006, p.20)
or
is it a secondary source, I mean it isn't in terms of another book but it is not Freedman's words but Graham's.
Also- professional artefact does it need a explanation page? I mean mine is pretty self explanatory-how is it presented as I have done mine online?
Finally do I need to reference images from Photobucket? AND can you use images from Google? or do we have to consider copyright?
Finally I am a few words over it states in the handbook +/- 500 words is this correct?
If anyone can help greatly appreciated.
Hi Nicole!
ReplyDeleteAs for citing Graham cited by Freedman, I guess (Graham, 19?? cited in Freedman, 2006, p.20)
would be the solution...
http://libweb.anglia.ac.uk/referencing/harvard.htm
'Half an A4 of explanation page' is what I heard, but am not sure about online version.
I may use photos from flickr, and from reading their user guideline, I have a feeling that there are no copyright issues as long as I don't start selling my artefact... but it is necessary to cite them clearly.
My critical review (draft) was about +700, I hope to refine it to +250.