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End notes
Ok, so if I have a paper that requires end note or foot notes, and I want to do end notes, that means that I do the little numbers by my references in the text, then number my works cited in order that they are used in the paper, and list in that order instead of alphabetical order, right?
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Asdvadz hedut ullah! (W. Armenian, "May God bless you!")
It's cosplay, get used to it.
"A hero need not speak. For when he is gone, the world will speak for him."
"One of the nice things about diseases of the brain is they tend to slip your mind." Colbert
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Depends on the style that is preferred by your teacher. Most articles I read are in such a way that your citations are listed (and numbered) in the order you made them. However, the MLA and APA styles which are also common are written differently. For example, the sample sentence below as it would appear in a paper:
Blah blah blah, etc (Malarkey, 1992). And then some more words (Whatsit, 1993a) followed by stuff (Whatsit, 1993b).
In these cases, your citations would be written in alphabetical order.
Blah blah blah, etc (Malarkey, 1992). And then some more words (Whatsit, 1993a) followed by stuff (Whatsit, 1993b).
In these cases, your citations would be written in alphabetical order.
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Neil Postman
(The End of Education)
Anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge
Isaac Aasimov
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