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When citing a super similar article in my bibliography, do I just write a whole new citation?

Asked by troubleinharlem (7991points) April 21st, 2011

Here’s what I’ve got:

Wang, Bella. Chazelle, Damien ed. “Trifles Themes”. GradeSaver, 31 August 2009 Web.
19 April 2011. <http://www.gradesaver.com/trifles/study-guide/major-themes/>

and

Wang, Bella. Chazelle, Damien ed. “Trifles Background”. GradeSaver, 31 August 2009.
Web. 21 April 2011. <http://www.gradesaver.com/trifles/study-guide/about/>

Should I combine them in some way, or should I leave it the way that it is?

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4 Answers

SuperMouse's avatar

Site them both individually.

SuperMouse (30845points)“Great Answer” (4points) Flag as…
janbb's avatar

I weigh in on citing them separately too.

janbb (62858points)“Great Answer” (1points) Flag as…
lillycoyote's avatar

Yes, you have to cite them separately. They’re two entirely different articles so they must be cited separately.

lillycoyote (24865points)“Great Answer” (1points) Flag as…

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