If you want to use a quote attributed to Ernest Hemingway that you find on page 32 of Thomas Brown's The War Novel, which of the following would be the appropriate parenthetical citation?

Question 8 options:

(Hemingway, Brown 32).

(qtd. in Brown 32).

(Brown 32).

(Hemingway 32).

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Enzo

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5 July, 09:02

If you want to use a quote attributed to Ernest Hemingway that you find on page 32 of Thomas Brown's The War Novel, which of the following would be the appropriate parenthetical citation?

Question 8 options:

(Hemingway, Brown 32).

(qtd. in Brown 32).

(Brown 32).

(Hemingway 32).

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Christian Long · Answer 1

The correct answer should be (qtd. in Brown 32).

This is called citing indirect sources which means that you're citing a source from another source. In this case, you are citing Hemingway as a source from Thomas Brown's novel as a source.

If you want to use a quote attributed to Ernest Hemingway that you find on page 32 of Thomas Brown's The War Novel, which of the following would be the appropriate parenthetical citation?Question 8 options:(Hemingway, Brown 32).(qtd. in Brown 32).(Brown 32).(Hemingway 32).

If you want to use a quote attributed to Ernest Hemingway that you find on page 32 of Thomas Brown's The War Novel, which of the following would be the appropriate parenthetical citation?

Question 8 options:

(Hemingway, Brown 32).

(qtd. in Brown 32).

(Brown 32).

(Hemingway 32).