Chicago manual of style 17th edition 






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Just as the seventeenth edition reflects publishing changes since the 2010 sixteenth edition, the online counterpart, an inherently continuously evolving work, will be the version of choice for those whose libraries license it. However the University of Chicago Press has not forgotten its roots. Grammar and Usage, by Bryan A. Garner Preface Acknowledgments Part I · The Publishing Process 1. Books and Journals The Parts of a Book The Parts of a Journal Considerations for Electronic Formats 2. Manuscript Preparation, Manuscript Editing, and Proofreading Overview and Process Outline Manuscript Preparation Guidelines for Authors Manuscript Editing Proofreading 3. Illustrations and Tables Illustrations Tables 4. Rights, Permissions, and Copyright Administration, by William S. Punctuation Punctuation in Relation to Surrounding Text Periods Commas Semicolons Colons Question Marks Exclamation Points Hyphens and Dashes Parentheses Brackets and Braces Slashes Quotation Marks Spaces Multiple Punctuation Marks Lists and Outline Style 7. Names, Terms, and Titles of Works Personal Names Titles and Offices Epithets, Kinship Names, and Personifications Ethnic, Socioeconomic, and Other Groups Names of Places Words Derived from Proper Names Names of Organizations Historical and Cultural Terms Calendar and Time Designations Religious Names and Terms Military Terms Names of Ships and Other Vehicles Scientific Terminology Brand Names and Trademarks Titles of Works 9. Numbers Numerals versus Words Plurals and Punctuation of Numbers Inclusive Numbers Roman Numerals 10. Abbreviations Overview Names and Titles Geographical Terms Designations of Time Scholarly Abbreviations Biblical Abbreviations Technology and Science Business and Commerce 11. Mathematics in Type Style of Mathematical Expressions Preparation and Editing of Paper Manuscripts 13. Author-Date References Overview Basic Format, with Examples and Variations Reference Chicago manual of style 17th edition and Text Citations Author-Date References: Special Cases 16. Indexes Overview Components of an Index General Principles of Indexing Indexing Proper Names and Variants Indexing Titles of Publications and Other Works Alphabetizing Punctuating Indexes: A Summary The Mechanics of Indexing Editing an Index Compiled by Someone Else Typographical Considerations for Indexes Examples of Indexes Glossary Bibliography Index.