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Psychology Night Course

bget · 2007-04-24 09:58:55

Hey was wondering if any one could help me. i need to find out the correct way to reference a book which has both an author and a translator.. Would be most appreciative of any help in this matter. Thanks Sinead

24-04-2007 9:58am

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bget

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Hey was wondering if any one could help me. i need to find out the correct way to reference a book which has both an author and a translator..
Would be most appreciative of any help in this matter.
Thanks
Sinead

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#2 24-04-2007 10:25am

Tom Dunne

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Standard practice is to credit the author. The fact that it is in a different language and has been translated, should be noted, though is of lesser significance.

Do a Google on Harvard Referencing system for more info.

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