Reference Machine: Edited Books in Harvard style

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On this page: How to do a bibliographic reference for an edited book in Harvard style: Example | Program
Related pages: Referencing, Reference Machines for in-text citation, a book, an article in a journal, a newspaper or magazine article or an Internet reference.

Example:

Lee, K. C. (2001), "Selecting & integrating CALL software programs into the EFL classroom". In Morrison, B., Gardner, D., Keobke K. & Spratt, M. (eds), ELT perspectives on IT & multimedia, The English Language Centre, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong, pp.69-87 .

Instructions:
Fill in the boxes, then press the 'Create Reference' button:

1.	Main author's family name: (Help)	->		e.g. Wong
2.	Main author's initials: (Help)			e.g. W.M.
	If there is a second author, fill in points 3. and 4. If there is only one author, go on to number 7.
3.	Second author's family name: (Help)			e.g. Chan
4.	Second author's initials: (Help)			e.g. W.M.
	If there is a third author, fill in points 5. and 6. If there are only two authors, go on to number 7.
5.	Third author's family name: (Help)			e.g. Fu
6.	Third author's initials: (Help)			e.g. W.M.
..
7.	Year of publication:			e.g.
8.	Title of the CHAPTER or ARTICLE by the above author(s).	Small letters at the start of all words, except capital letters for: - the first letter of the first word - the first letter of the sub-title (after the : ) - Names e.g. English Language Centre		e.g. Grammar in English: Verbs and nouns
9.	Edition:			e.g. Third Edition
10.	Family name of the first editor:
11.	Initials of the first editor:
	Your list of editors:
		Add another editor	No more editors
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12.	Title of the BOOK:	Small letters at the start of all words, except capital letters for: - the first letter of the first word - the sub-title (after the : ) e.g. Grammar: Verbs and nouns - Names e.g. English Language Centre
13.	Page numbers of the chapter you are referring to:	Single page:		e.g. 27
		Several pages together:	to	e.g. 1-5
		Separate pages:		e.g. 1,6,9

14.	City of publication: (Help)			e.g. Oxford
15.	Name of the publishing company:			e.g. Oxford University Press

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Last updated: Monday, 10 December 2007

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Family name of the next editor:
Initials of the next editor:
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Author's Family Name Help:

If you can't find an author's name, for example in a newspaper or magazine, use the title of the newspaper or magazine.

Do not use 'et al.' in bibliographies: quote the names of all the authors and/or editors.

If you don't know which name is the family name and which are the other names:

Look at the pages in the front of the book for the Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data. If you see the author's name with a comma after the first word, then that first word is the author's family name.
Use the library catalogue to search for the title of the book, then look for the author's name.
Search for the book at Amazon.com or Barnes and Noble, find the book by its title, then look for the author's family name.
Check the list of other names.
If you can't find the information in the sources above, use all of the name.

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Author's Initials Help

The author's initials are the first letters of each of the author's family names. For example, if the author is Wong Wai Man, then the initials are W. M.

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