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  1. guides.lib.monash.edu › citing-referencing › harvard2020-introGetting started - Harvard - Subject guides at Monash University

    This guide offers advice on using the Harvard referencing style, which is an author-date style. The Harvard style used at Monash University is based on the Australian Government’s Style Manual, referred to throughout this document as the Style Manual.

    • Reference list

      Your reference list in Harvard style needs to include all...

    • In-text citation

      Harvard style uses in-text citations when referring to or...

    • Articles

      In academia, scholarly journal articles are usually a source...

  2. www.monash.edu › library › helpCiting and referencing - Library - Monash University

    Acknowledgements may be in the form of in-text citations, footnotes, endnotes and/or a bibliography. Choose one of the style guides below to help you cite and reference correctly. Contact your lecturer if you're unsure about which style to use for your subject.

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  4. guides.lib.monash.edu › harvard › reference-listReference list - Harvard - Subject guides at Monash University

    Your reference list in Harvard style needs to include all the works you have cited in your assignment. It is placed at the end of your essay on a new page and has a specific format you need to follow. This is an overview of the rules given in the Style Manual for creating a reference list.

  5. guides.lib.monash.edu › citing-referencing › harvard2020-inIn-text citation - Harvard - Subject guides at Monash University

    Harvard style uses in-text citations when referring to or quoting people’s work. The essential elements of an in-text citation are the author surname/s and year. There are two styles of citation, known as author-prominent and information-prominent.

    • Hannah Fulton
    • 2012

  6. goodtheorist.science › files › monash-harvard-referencingMonash Harvard Referencing Guide - goodtheorist.science

    This guide is an updated version of the Monash online Harvard Guide available via the Monash library homepage. Features include: A comprehensive table of contents, which can be used as a quick guide examples of in-text citing for each source type basic explanations of key terms and symbols used in referencing

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  7. sites.google.com › monash › monashlibrary-harvardMonash Library - Google Sites

    Citing and referencing accurately in the required style is an integral aspect of academic integrity and acknowledging your sources in your work. This session will focus on the Harvard style, which at Monash is based on the Australian Government Style Manual (Australian Government 2020). Referencing

  8. guides.lib.monash.edu › citing-referencing › harvard2020-journalsArticles - Harvard - Subject guides at Monash University

    In academia, scholarly journal articles are usually a source of reliable knowledge based on research and evidence. Peer-reviewed or refereed articles have been through a process of scrutiny by other experts in the field.