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Korean Studies

Here you will find key sources for teaching and research about Korea.

UVic Citation Help

How to manage your citations? Which tool will you choose to meet your purpose? The following guide provides detailed information on the citation management tools such as EndNote, Mendeley, Pages, Zotero, Word and others.

Managing your references

Writing and Citing

A student's Guide on Writing in East Asian studies
This is a detailed guide by Michael Radich from the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University. It is designed for the sophomores that start their research writing.

APA 7 Student Sample Paper (Purdue Writing Lab)
APA: When and how to transliterate the titles in references
Book a writing tutor at the library for your further questions
Citation style guides (most recent versions)
Citing Sources in CJK languages (Yale)
How to paraphrase properly?
Why Write? A Guide for Students in Canada
The writing guide created by UVic faculty members is available open access for everyone.
Writing an annotated bibliography (U of T)

Citing CJK materials in APA

Citing CJK Sources in APA
Although this is APA 6th, the rules are not changed a lot for citing foreign language sources in APA 7th.
Quoting and Translating

WorldCat.org
You can use this database to verify information about a publication, for example, the romanization of a Korean title, author name, the publisher information etc.

Creative Commons License

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