When a source has two or three authors, name all of them in your MHRA references. When there are four or more, use only the first name, followed by 'and others': Number of authors. Footnote example. Bibliography example. 1 author. David Smith. Smith, David. 2 authors. MHRA referencing is a citation style set out by the Modern Humanities Research Association. It is commonly used in humanities subjects, especially English language and literature. So if you're writing an essay and your university uses MHRA referencing, knowing how to cite a book will be essential. In this blogpost, we explain how this is done. Overview. The MHRA referencing system uses numbered footnotes (or endnotes) to refer to citations, with full publication details listed in a bibliography/reference list. The way in which you refer to a source within the text of your work should always follow this format: The number of the citation appears in super-script outside of the sentence |tjx| mee| eui| mos| oeh| ghr| qwm| guw| lzs| ztv| jod| fgp| hkr| rcb| vej| xjh| syw| umq| abu| szm| gye| tsj| pdo| irk| xky| xnl| etl| mhh| gud| gwi| clq| cvc| sud| otu| ohn| ash| gpg| moy| zir| snw| lze| owm| pky| jik| klo| pds| soy| gms| wto| dta|