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Sherrilledwards: Remove question about author mask because I figured it out from the example

2025-03-25T01:53:42Z

Remove question about author mask because I figured it out from the example

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	c. God-Language in Hemingway section, p.337 first para. Reference to New English Bible. Same issues with specific scripture references.		c. God-Language in Hemingway section, p.337 first para. Reference to New English Bible. Same issues with specific scripture references.
	d. Citations for KJV, NEB, and 1928 BCP won't force the date to the front after the title. I've tried several things but can't figure it out.		d. Citations for KJV, NEB, and 1928 BCP won't force the date to the front after the title. I've tried several things but can't figure it out.

	~~2. Works Cited by the same author. How do we do the long dashes to indicate the same author?~~

Sherrilledwards: added a question about dashes to indicate same author for multiple works cited.

2025-03-21T03:18:07Z

added a question about dashes to indicate same author for multiple works cited.

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	c. God-Language in Hemingway section, p.337 first para. Reference to New English Bible. Same issues with specific scripture references.		c. God-Language in Hemingway section, p.337 first para. Reference to New English Bible. Same issues with specific scripture references.
	d. Citations for KJV, NEB, and 1928 BCP won't force the date to the front after the title. I've tried several things but can't figure it out.		d. Citations for KJV, NEB, and 1928 BCP won't force the date to the front after the title. I've tried several things but can't figure it out.

			2. Works Cited by the same author. How do we do the long dashes to indicate the same author?

Sherrilledwards: Added another thread about citations without author names.

2025-03-18T01:40:51Z

Added another thread about citations without author names.

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	b. God-Language in Hemingway section, second para, straddling p. 335-336. Reference to King James Version of the Bible. Again, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication. However, it had a twist--I needed to include a scripture reference, and the only way I knew to do that was as a page number, which appears odd. How should I show the scripture reference? Also, when you click on the sfn, it doesn't link up with the full citation.		b. God-Language in Hemingway section, second para, straddling p. 335-336. Reference to King James Version of the Bible. Again, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication. However, it had a twist--I needed to include a scripture reference, and the only way I knew to do that was as a page number, which appears odd. How should I show the scripture reference? Also, when you click on the sfn, it doesn't link up with the full citation.
	c. God-Language in Hemingway section, p.337 first para. Reference to New English Bible. Same issues with specific scripture references.		c. God-Language in Hemingway section, p.337 first para. Reference to New English Bible. Same issues with specific scripture references.
			d. Citations for KJV, NEB, and 1928 BCP won't force the date to the front after the title. I've tried several things but can't figure it out.

Sherrilledwards: Adding item to sources without author

2025-03-11T01:59:45Z

Adding item to sources without author

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	1. Sources without author.		1. Sources without author.
	a. God-Language section, first para. Reference to 1928 Book of Common Prayer published in 1993. However, with no last name from the works cited entry to include in the sfn, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication, 1993. It is quite misleading. What is a better way to represent this reference? Also, when you click on the sfn, it doesn't link up with the full citation.		a. God-Language in Hemingway section, first para. Reference to 1928 Book of Common Prayer published in 1993. However, with no last name from the works cited entry to include in the sfn, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication, 1993. It is quite misleading. What is a better way to represent this reference? Also, when you click on the sfn, it doesn't link up with the full citation.
	b. God-Language section, second para, straddling p. 335-336. Reference to King James Version of the Bible. Again, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication. However, it had a twist--I needed to include a scripture reference, and the only way I knew to do that was as a page number, which appears odd. How should I show the scripture reference? Also, when you click on the sfn, it doesn't link up with the full citation.		b. God-Language in Hemingway section, second para, straddling p. 335-336. Reference to King James Version of the Bible. Again, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication. However, it had a twist--I needed to include a scripture reference, and the only way I knew to do that was as a page number, which appears odd. How should I show the scripture reference? Also, when you click on the sfn, it doesn't link up with the full citation.
			c. God-Language in Hemingway section, p.337 first para. Reference to New English Bible. Same issues with specific scripture references.

Sherrilledwards: added to my questions

2025-03-09T03:06:08Z

added to my questions

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	1. Sources without author.		1. Sources without author.
	a. God-Language section, first para. Reference to 1928 Book of Common Prayer published in 1993. However, with no last name from the works cited entry to include in the sfn, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication, 1993. It is quite misleading. What is a better way to represent this reference?		a. God-Language section, first para. Reference to 1928 Book of Common Prayer published in 1993. However, with no last name from the works cited entry to include in the sfn, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication, 1993. It is quite misleading. What is a better way to represent this reference? Also, when you click on the sfn, it doesn't link up with the full citation.
	b. God-Language section, second para, straddling p. 335-336. Reference to King James Version of the Bible. Again, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication. However, it had a twist--I needed to include a scripture reference, and the only way I knew to do that was as a page number, which appears odd. How should I show the scripture reference?		b. God-Language section, second para, straddling p. 335-336. Reference to King James Version of the Bible. Again, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication. However, it had a twist--I needed to include a scripture reference, and the only way I knew to do that was as a page number, which appears odd. How should I show the scripture reference? Also, when you click on the sfn, it doesn't link up with the full citation.

Sherrilledwards: Fixed some spacing

2025-03-09T03:02:14Z

Fixed some spacing

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	1. Sources without author.		1. Sources without author.
	a. God-Language section, first para. Reference to 1928 Book of Common Prayer published in 1993. However, with no last name from the works cited entry to include in the sfn, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication, 1993. It is quite misleading. What is a better way to represent this reference?		a. God-Language section, first para. Reference to 1928 Book of Common Prayer published in 1993. However, with no last name from the works cited entry to include in the sfn, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication, 1993. It is quite misleading. What is a better way to represent this reference?
	b. God-Language section, second para, straddling p. 335-336. Reference to King James Version of the Bible. Again, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication. However, it had a twist--I needed to include a scripture reference, and the only way I knew to do that was as a page number, which appears odd. How should I show the scripture reference?		b. God-Language section, second para, straddling p. 335-336. Reference to King James Version of the Bible. Again, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication. However, it had a twist--I needed to include a scripture reference, and the only way I knew to do that was as a page number, which appears odd. How should I show the scripture reference?

Sherrilledwards: Added a second similar question

2025-03-09T03:01:16Z

Added a second similar question

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	1. God-Language section, first para. Reference to 1928 Book of Common Prayer published in 1993. However, with no last name from the works cited entry to include in the sfn, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication, 1993. It is quite misleading. What is a better way to represent this reference?		1. Sources without author.
			a. God-Language section, first para. Reference to 1928 Book of Common Prayer published in 1993. However, with no last name from the works cited entry to include in the sfn, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication, 1993. It is quite misleading. What is a better way to represent this reference?
			b. God-Language section, second para, straddling p. 335-336. Reference to King James Version of the Bible. Again, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication. However, it had a twist--I needed to include a scripture reference, and the only way I knew to do that was as a page number, which appears odd. How should I show the scripture reference?

Sherrilledwards: Typed in question about God-Language section reference

2025-03-09T01:16:18Z

Typed in question about God-Language section reference

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		1. God-Language section, first para. Reference to 1928 Book of Common Prayer published in 1993. However, with no last name from the works cited entry to include in the sfn, the only thing that shows up is the year of publication, 1993. It is quite misleading. What is a better way to represent this reference?

Sherrilledwards: Cleared questions I'm going to ask on the forum

2025-03-07T23:59:30Z

Cleared questions I'm going to ask on the forum

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	~~Things I'm not certain about, in order of issues encountered:~~

	* The two epigraphs. On the PDF version of this article, they seem to be indented about a half inch on either side. In addition, I am not sure what to do with their citations--it does not seem right to include them as the first and second citations of the article since they appear prior to the article.
	* What level of heading a subheading should be. I'm using third.
	* The Project Muse part of this citation. Here is the original: Lewis, Pericles. “Churchgoing in the Modern Novel.” ''Modernism/modernity'' 11.4 (2004): 669–694. ''Project Muse.'' Web. 5 June 2010.
	* Citation for T.S. Eliot's'' The Waste Land'' (1922). This citation appeared to be completely missing from the PDF original! I crafted one, but I'm not sure if it's correct.

Sherrilledwards: Added explanation about subheading level

2025-03-07T20:37:35Z

Added explanation about subheading level

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	* The two epigraphs. On the PDF version of this article, they seem to be indented about a half inch on either side. In addition, I am not sure what to do with their citations--it does not seem right to include them as the first and second citations of the article since they appear prior to the article.		* The two epigraphs. On the PDF version of this article, they seem to be indented about a half inch on either side. In addition, I am not sure what to do with their citations--it does not seem right to include them as the first and second citations of the article since they appear prior to the article.
	* What level of heading a subheading should be.		* What level of heading a subheading should be. I'm using third.
	* The Project Muse part of this citation. Here is the original: Lewis, Pericles. “Churchgoing in the Modern Novel.” ''Modernism/modernity'' 11.4 (2004): 669–694. ''Project Muse.'' Web. 5 June 2010.		* The Project Muse part of this citation. Here is the original: Lewis, Pericles. “Churchgoing in the Modern Novel.” ''Modernism/modernity'' 11.4 (2004): 669–694. ''Project Muse.'' Web. 5 June 2010.
	* Citation for T.S. Eliot's'' The Waste Land'' (1922). This citation appeared to be completely missing from the PDF original! I crafted one, but I'm not sure if it's correct.		* Citation for T.S. Eliot's'' The Waste Land'' (1922). This citation appeared to be completely missing from the PDF original! I crafted one, but I'm not sure if it's correct.