Table of Contents
- 1 How do you cite a book in a different language?
- 2 Do references have to be translated?
- 3 Can you reference another language?
- 4 How do you Harvard reference non English sources?
- 5 How do you cite a primary source that has been translated?
- 6 How do you cite a book that has been translated?
- 7 How do you Harvard reference a book in another language?
How do you cite a book in a different language?
Formula for citing a foreign language source in APA: Author Last Name, First Initial. (Year Published). Title in the original language [Translated title]. Place of Publication: Publisher.
Do references have to be translated?
As pointed out in this answer, popular science books, written by native authors and published by different publishers, report English, German and French references without any translation. Of course leaving the identification of the references is vital.
How do I cite a non English book?
The reference for a non-translated source in a language other than English follows the typical APA Style formatting for the source (e.g., book), presents the original title of the work and the English translation of the title in square brackets. For example: Piaget, J. (1950).
Can you reference another language?
In the reference list, translate the title of the foreign-language work into the language you are writing in (here, that’s English). Otherwise, the details of the foreign-language source should stay as they were published, to aid in retrievability.
How do you Harvard reference non English sources?
Formula for citing a foreign language source in Harvard: Original title. Place of publication: Publisher. Harvard citation example: Piaget, J (1966).
How do you reference a book that has been translated?
Formula for citing a translated source in MLA:
- Translator Last Name, Translator first Name, translator. Book Title.
- Clarke, Alan, translator. The Alchemist.
- Author Last Name, First Initial. (Year Published).
- Coelho, P. (1993).
- Author Last Name, First Initial., Year. Title of book.
- Coelho, P., 1993. The alchemist.
How do you cite a primary source that has been translated?
Works Cited Trans. Firstname Lastname of translator. Place of Publication of the translation: Publisher of the translation. Year of publication for the translation.
How do you cite a book that has been translated?
How do I cite or reference non English or translated sources in APA Style?
If you use the original version of a non-English work, cite the original version. Non-Latin alphabets are not used in the reference list in APA Style, so the title needs to be transliterated (that is, converted to the alphabet you are using to write a paper), and then followed by an English translation, in brackets.
How do you Harvard reference a book in another language?
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