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There are a number of resources to help you cite using Turabian Formatting Style:
1. Kate Turabian’s A Manual for Writers (8th edition): Use chapters 16 and 17, not 18 and 19. The library does have a number of physical copies of this manual and the call number is LB2369 .T8 2013.
2. The Online Writing Center has a Turabian Format Quick Guide which includes citation examples, format rules, sample papers, and templates.
3. The Online Writing Center is also available for direct questions using the live chat or email, or you can submit draft of your paper to them for review.
4. The Chicago Manual of Style has an official Turabian Quick Guide.
5. Ebscohost citations: If you find an article in an Ebscohost database, click on the article and on the right-hand side, there will be a toolbar with the option to "cite." Click here and you will have the citation for the article. Always double check to make sure this citation is properly formatted. For Seminary papers, use the Chicago/Turabian:Humanities format. This format says that all "important" words are to be capitalized, so often the capitalization has to be changed.
8. WorldCat: By finding your book at a website called WorldCat, you will be able to click on the article and use their tool labeled "cite/export" to get a Turabian citation of the source. This tool is located on the top-right of the entry page for your resource.
If you have any additional questions, feel free to reach out to us at (434) 582-2220 or at research@liberty.edu.
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