Byacilisty
I have the following sentence in which I briefly summarize the plot of a novel for a term paper.
“It’s about the young man XY who grew up in XYZ Castle.”
XY and XYZ obviously represent names I've taken from the novel. Do I need to add a footnote, or is it sufficient to simply include the names?
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You have to mention somewhere the novel is about.
And after “XY” put a comma. In addition,
“of” and not “um” something.
Will be mentioned in the sentence before and thank you for the correction!
You have to specify its sources….
Of course, I was just not sure if this is the case with simple name playback. Thanks anyway
If you make a review of a particular book, you should also name the protagonists mentioned in it.
Without these names, you write the whole genus of books.
It’s about a housework for school, so the whole thing has to be done with source list. That’s why I was wondering if it had to be performed. I realize that the names have to be in there.
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