Subject Guides: Linguistics: Research, Writing and Citing

Writing about Linguistics Research

Writing an Applied Linguistics Thesis or Dissertation
Call Number: LB 2369 B58 2010
Academic Writing: at the interface of corpus and discourse
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The Open Handbook of Linguistic Data Management

Citing Linguistics

It is your responsibility to cite or reference the sources you use. For more information, please see:

U of A's page on Academic Integrity
The Library's Tutorial About Plagiarism

Be sure to check with your instructor on what citation style they would like you to use. It is also a good idea to use a citation manager (AKA reference manager) to help you manage your citations and format them for your assignments.

See the following resources for guidance:

Writing & Research Support

Research and Writing Subject Guide
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How to Write a Lot
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