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If referencing the volume as a whole, cite the editor(s) in place of the author(s):Ĭohen, Richard A., and James L. “The Doubleness of Subjectivity: Regenerating the Phenomenology of Intentionality.” In Ricoeur as Another: The Ethics of Subjectivity, edited by Richard A. Place of Publication: Publisher.įor instance, the paper cited above would appear as: “Title of Chapter.” In Title of Book, edited by Editor Name, page range. In the reference list, the information required for a chapter from an edited book is:Īuthor Surname, First Name. The only time to use the editor’s name in citations is when citing an edited book in its entirety. With an edited book, it’s usually the author of the chapter that you should cite. Ricoeur is “attuned to plurality” (Langsdorf 2002, 41).

The Chicago author–date system requires giving the author’s surname, the year of publication and relevant page numbers in parentheses for citations: There’s also a difference between the two formats used in Chicago referencing (author–date citations and the footnote and bibliography system). With Chicago referencing, citing an edited book or a chapter from a collection of essays isn’t quite the same as referencing other books. Chicago Referencing – Citing an Edited Book

Chicago endnotes