Workshop Resources: Politics & Practice of Citation

This guide contains resources to complement various workshops offered for Divinity students

CMOS

CLICK HERE for online access to the Chicago Manual of Style

Citation is Politcal

Slide by Dr. Marika Rose, University of Winchester

Scholarship is a conversation

Whose voices are being heard?

Whose voices are you, as an author, amplifying or silencing?

Beware of tokenism--consider PILLAGING or USE versus ENGAGEMENT

As a scholar, YOU have the power to create more inclusive ‘canons’ or bring other important voices to the fore

Anatomy of a Citation

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