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* If a book or journal you are interested is not listed in the university library use the "Fernleihe". | * If a book or journal you are interested is not listed in the university library use the "Fernleihe". | ||
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| + | We have created a [[style sheet]] handout with detailed information on the design of your written work. This includes information on formatting (useful for those who have to read and correct your work) and proper quoting of resources you used. | ||
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Revision as of 15:38, 24 October 2007
Wikipedia
- Use the english and german Wikipedia pages at http://de.wikipedia.org and http://en.wikipedia.org to get a first orientation.
- Quote Wikipedia (as any other dictionary) only if you want to discuss and analyse received or public notions.
MLA
- Use the MLA to create a bibliography of secondary sources.
Oldenburg University Library
Fernleihe
- If a book or journal you are interested is not listed in the university library use the "Fernleihe".
Style Sheet
We have created a style sheet handout with detailed information on the design of your written work. This includes information on formatting (useful for those who have to read and correct your work) and proper quoting of resources you used.
