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Harvard Referencing & Plagiarism

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Harvard citation basics and plagiarism.

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Harvard Referencing & Plagiarism
 

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Harvard citation basics and plagiarism.

by Vutivi Mathebula
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The reference list should be alphabetized by authors’ last names.

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A reference list entry for a journal article includes author(s), year, article title, journal name, volume and page range.

3

Paraphrasing still requires an in-text citation.

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In Harvard style, in-text citations include the author’s surname and the year.

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Harvard style uses footnotes for all citations.

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Page numbers are never needed for paraphrases in Harvard style.

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Direct quotes require a page or paragraph number.

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A narrative citation without the year is acceptable.

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Only the first author is listed in a journal article reference in Harvard style.

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Reference list requires the surname , initial, and year

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