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Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition (2003)

Citation style guide for Chicago 15th A : Notes/Footnotes and Bibliography

The Chicago Manual of Style allows for two different types of reference citation style:

• Notes and Bibliography (Chicago 15th A style)
• Author – Date (Chicago 15th B style)

The Chicago Manual of Style 15th A with Footnotes and Bibliography is the reference style preferred at Sydney College of the Arts.
References cited (eg. books, journal articles, Internet sites, etc.) are given in Footnotes, with a Bibliography at the end of a document.

How to cite references in Chicago 15th A style:

Use The Chicago Manual of Style Online - Citation Quick Guide and follow the examples for citations indicated with:

• N (for Note/footnote entry)
• B (for Bibliography entry)

For detailed information and examples not given in the online guide, see the print version of The Chicago Manual of Style in the reference collection.
The Chicago Manual of Style is located at SCA Rozelle Reference 686.224 40B

Note especially:

• Chapt. 16 –17 – For examples of citations for different types of references
• Chapt 12 – For Illustrations and Captions, including Artworks
• Chapt 17 – For Audio-Visual materials, videos, DVDs, etc.

Chicago 15th A style is available for selection in current versions of EndNote bibliographic software.

For further information, contact:
Jen Hayes, Sydney College of the Arts Librarian
Email: j.hayes@sca.usyd.edu.au