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This document provides guidelines for citing sources and including quotations in APA style. It outlines how to format short and long quotations. It also explains that author names and years should be included for both direct quotations and paraphrasing. The document then provides numerous examples of how to format references for different source types like books, articles, websites, and media. It concludes by stating that the document was prepared by Thalia N. Nazario-Santiago in February 2003.
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![Book with more than one author
Author, A.A., & Author, B.B. (2003). Title of the book. Place of
publication: Publication house.
Edition other than first
Author, A.A. (2003). Title of the book (#ed.). Place of publication:
Publication house.
Multi-Volume work
Editor, E.E. (Ed.). (2003). Title of the collection (Vol. #). Place of
publication: Publication house.
Multi-author article in a multi-author volume
Author, A.A., Author, B.B., & Author, C.C. (2003). Article title. In Editor
A.A., Editor, B.B., & Editor, C.C. (Eds.), Title of the book. (pp.
00-00). Place of publication: Publication house.
Brochure or Pamphlet
Corporate author. (2003). Title of the brochure (# ed.) [Brochure]. Place of
publication: Publication house.
Newspaper, journal, or magazine article
Author, A.A. (2003, Month day). Title of the article. Newspaper, pp.
00-00.
Newspaper, journal, or magazine article with no author
Title of the article. (2003, Month day). Newspaper, pp. 00-00.
Nonprint media – Motion picture
Director, D.D. (Director). (2003). Title of the film [Motion picture].
Company.
Nonprint media - Audio recording
Person, P.P. (Author – Director – Speaker). (2003). Title of the audio
recording [Audio recording]. Place: Company.](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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CULTURAL ARTIFACT 1 Music as a Cultural Artifact Rhythm
CULTURAL ARTIFACT 1
Music as a Cultural Artifact: Rhythm and Blues
Author Name
Post University
CULTURAL ARTIFACT 2
Music as a Cultural Artifact: Rhythm and Blues
Write your introduction here. Your introduction should define the term Rhythm and
Blues. When you do this, be sure to write the definition in your own words. The sources you cite
should be from our class. Avoid sources like Wikipedia or “CourseHero.”
Song 1: Name the Singer and the Song
In this section, name the singer and the song for the first song. Write a brief biography in
your own words about the artist. Use sources from our course to support your biographical
information. Name the members of the band.
Songwriters and Lyrics
In this section describe who the songwriters were of the song that you chose. Discuss any
controversy surrounding the song if the performing artist was not the original song writer. Then,
examine the lyrics and share the lines of each song which are your favorite and/or made an
impression on you. Be sure to tell me:
• What are the ideas being addressed in the song?
• What is the date that the original music was written? What is the date the original
song was made or released.
• Does this song exemplify the Rhythm and Blues style, or are they a bit of an “off-
shoot” of the style, like electrified blues, or doo-wop, for example? Explain your
response.
Remember, these are PAPERS, and not a list of bullets. The bullets are here to help you organize
your ideas. make sure you are writing using a narrative format!
Covers of {name the song}
CULTURAL ARTIFACT 3
In this section tell me about covers of this song. Who else has recorded this song. Include
a link to a YouTube video of the cover. If nothing is available, please indicate that as well (hint:
this is unlikely, so be sure to look carefully!) Then, list the instruments you hear in your original
recording and list the instruments you hear in the “cover” of the song’s recording. Are each of
these songs the same or different instrumentation?
Summary: My Preferences
It’s OK to use first person in this section. Describe your favorite thing about the
performance/recordings. Describe the emotions that the performance/recordings made you feel.
Song 2: Name the Singer and the Song
In this section, name the singer and the song for the first song. Write a brief biography in
your own words about the song. Use sources from our course to support your biographical
information.
Songwriters and Lyrics
In this section describe who the songwriters were of the song that you chose. Discuss any
controversy surrounding the song if the performing artist was not the original song writer. Then,
examine the lyrics and share the lines of each song which are your favorite and/or made an
impression on you. Be sure to tell me:
• What are the ideas being addressed in the song?
• What is the date that the original music was written? Wh ...
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- 1. University of the Sacred Heart Department of Humanities Center for Language Development Across the Disciplines (LAD) APA Style Citations and Quotations • Short quotations (three to four lines) should be enclosed in quotation marks. “This is a short quotation” (Author, 2003). • Indent longer quotations and set off in single spaced type without quotation marks. This is a longer quotation, which you should indent at least an additional inch from the paragraph’s original indentation. Note that all margins should be aligned with the new indentation. Also, remember to set off the quotation in single spaced type. (Title of the work, 2003). • Note that each quotation is identified with the author’s last name and the year of publication in parenthesis. If the work cited has no author or editor, place the title in the author position, using a few words of the title if it is too long. • If you paraphrase, you should also name the author and the source. References • Author names do not use first names--this ensures that names are gender neutral. • You should name up to six authors, if that is the case. • Note that titles of books only use capitals for the first word in the title, for proper nouns, and for the first word after a colon. • Journal titles use all capital letters. • Use city-state locations for communities that are not well known in publishing. • When listing references, start writing next to the left margin. If the reference takes two lines or more, indent each additional line (you can do this by pressing Ctrl + t). Do this with each reference. Single-author book Author, A. A. (2003). Title of the book. Place of publication: Publication house.
- 2. Book with more than one author Author, A.A., & Author, B.B. (2003). Title of the book. Place of publication: Publication house. Edition other than first Author, A.A. (2003). Title of the book (#ed.). Place of publication: Publication house. Multi-Volume work Editor, E.E. (Ed.). (2003). Title of the collection (Vol. #). Place of publication: Publication house. Multi-author article in a multi-author volume Author, A.A., Author, B.B., & Author, C.C. (2003). Article title. In Editor A.A., Editor, B.B., & Editor, C.C. (Eds.), Title of the book. (pp. 00-00). Place of publication: Publication house. Brochure or Pamphlet Corporate author. (2003). Title of the brochure (# ed.) [Brochure]. Place of publication: Publication house. Newspaper, journal, or magazine article Author, A.A. (2003, Month day). Title of the article. Newspaper, pp. 00-00. Newspaper, journal, or magazine article with no author Title of the article. (2003, Month day). Newspaper, pp. 00-00. Nonprint media – Motion picture Director, D.D. (Director). (2003). Title of the film [Motion picture]. Company. Nonprint media - Audio recording Person, P.P. (Author – Director – Speaker). (2003). Title of the audio recording [Audio recording]. Place: Company.
- 3. Nonprint media - Videodisc Director, D.D. (Director). (2003) Title of the videodisc [Videodisc]. Place: Company. Nonprint media – Compact disc Author, A.A. (2003). Title of the composition. On Title of the compact disc [CD]. Place: Company. Example: Withers, B. (1993). Lean on me. On The one thing [CD]. USA: Sony Music Entertainment. Internet - Online periodical Author, A. A. (2003). Title of article. Title of Periodical, volume, issue #, pp. 00-00. Retrieved month day, year, from source http://www.internetaddress.com. Internet - Online document Author, A. A. (2000). Title of work. Retrieved month day, year, from source http://www.internetaddress.com. Internet - University program or department Web site Author, A. A. (2000). Title of work. Retrieved month day, year, from Institution, Program or Department Web site: http://www.internetaddress.com. _______________________________________________________________________ _ Prepared by: Thalia N. Nazario-Santiago English mentor Center for Language Development Across the Disciplines (LAD) February, 2003