Chicago Manual for the Modern Student: A Practical Guide for Citing Internet and Book Resources

Chicago Manual for the Modern Student: A Practical Guide for Citing Internet and Book Resources

The Chicago Manual of Style had humble beginnings, as a single sheet of fundamental typographic principles that was created in the 1890s by a proof-reader working at the University of Chicago Press. The first book of style was published in 1906, and in August 2010 the sixteenth edition was released.<br /><br />This manual is based on the most current Chicago Manual style book (16th) to provide students with a quick reference. Unlike many manuals that merely tell students how to cite books, periodicals and videos this manual takes it a step further and shows how to cite Twitter, Facebook messages, Blog comments, PowerPoint Presentations, and more.<br /><br />This book is not sponsored or a part of the Chicago Manual or Chicago Press.<br /><br />Minute Help Press is building a library of books for people with only minutes to spare. Checkout minutehelpguides.com to find out about current and future books in the Minute Help library.