A Report On Nars Style, Format, And Documentation

Long works, such as books, are given in italics (or underlined). Note these examples: Short works: “A Long-Term Study of Female Rottweiler Sleeping Quirks” Long works: Carl’s Afternoon in the Park Quoting and Citing in NARS  To quote sources in your own paper, type quotations of three lines or fewer in the text. Type the lines you quote exactly as they appear in the original work. Give the author’s name and the page number in parentheses, immediately after the closing quotation marks and before the closing punctuation. Note these examples: According to Philips, “public perceptions of Rottweilers are negatively driven by news articles of dog attacks, even when the breed involved is not a Rottweiler” (37). This public perception is difficult to counter. Optional example 2 If it is clear from context which work you are referring to, you do not need to include titles in citations. But if you are comparing two or more books by the same author and it is not clear which you are referring to, you should include a shortened version of the work’s title (e.g., Carl Goes to Daycare) in the citation. Such a citation would look like this: (Day, Carl Goes to Daycare 12).  Quotations of four lines or more should be set apart in a “block quotation” and indented one inch from the margin. No quotation marks are used for block quotes, and line numbers should be placed immediately