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There are two kinds of Full Text in Wilson databases:
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Full text of a periodical article
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Full Text of an entry or biographical profile from a
reference publication
1. Citing a Full Text Periodical Article Found on
WilsonWeb Databases
Applies to Full Text of articles found in the following
databases:
Applied Science & Technology Abstracts FT; Art Abstracts
FT; Wilson Business Abstracts FT; Education Abstracts FT; General Science
Abstracts FT; Humanities Abstracts FT; Library Literature FT; OmniFile FT
databases; Readers’ Guide Abstracts FT; Readers’ Guide Abstracts FT Mini;
Readers’ Guide for Young People; Short Story Index; Social Sciences
Abstracts FT. Also periodical FT from Wilson Biographies Plus.
The following example is from Readers’ Guide
Abstracts FT:
TITLE
Get off my turf
PERSONAL AUTHOR
Willwerth,-James
SOURCE
Time. v. 152 no8 Aug. 24 '98 p. 68-9.
MLA style for periodical full text on WilsonWeb
(Please note this is a simplified adaptation of the MLA
style)
Author’s Last Name, First Name. “Article Title.”
Journal/Magazine Title Date of
[Indent 5 spaces]Publication: pages(s). Database Name.
Online. H.W. Wilson.
[Indent 5 spaces]Available: <electronic address> access
date.
Example:
Willwerth, James. “Get off my turf.” Time 24 Aug. 1998:
68-69. Readers’ Guide
[Indent 5 spaces]Abstracts Full Text. Online. H.W.
Wilson. Available:
[Indent 5 spaces]<http://hwwilsonweb.com> 30 Sept. 1998.
(Note: If you are required to provide more specific
information for electronic identification of the specific article, you can
use the accession number of the specific article.)
Example:
Willwerth, James. “Get off my turf.” Time 24 Aug. 1998:
68-69. Readers’ Guide
[Indent 5 spaces]Abstracts Full Text. Online. H.W.
Wilson. Available: Accession
[Indent 5 spaces]Number 98057284 30 Sept. 1998
APA style for periodical full text on WilsonWeb
(Please note this is a simplified adaptation of the APA style)
Author’s last name, initial(s). (date of publication). Article title.
Original Journal/ Magazine Title, volume number, page(s). Retrieved [month
day, year of retrieval] from H.W. Wilson database (name of database) on
the World Wide Web:
http://hwwilsonweb.com
Example:
Willwerth, J. (1998, August 24). Get off my turf. Time [Online], 152,
68-69. Retrieved 30 September, 1998 from H.W. Wilson database (Readers’
Guide Abstracts Full Text) on the World Wide Web:
http://hwwilsonweb.com
2. Citing Full Text of an Entry or Biographical Profile from WilsonWeb
Databases
Applies to full text from Wilson Biographies databases; Current Biography;
World Authors; Famous First Facts.
The following example is from Wilson Biographies Plus
Article Heading
Masters, Edgar Lee
Aug. 23, 1868-Mar. 5, 1950
Publication Statement
1996 Profile from World Authors 1900-1950
Descriptor
Novelists; Poets; Biographers; Nonfiction
Writers; Writers; Fiction
Writers; Masters Edgar Lee.
MLA style for full text profile on WilsonWeb
(Please note this is a simplified adaptation of the MLA style)
Author’s Last Name, First Name. “Article Title.” Journal/Magazine Title
Date of
[Indent 5 spaces]publication (when there is one). Database Name. Online. H.W.
[Indent 5 spaces]Wilson. Available: <electronic address> date of access.
Example:
“Masters, Edgar Lee.” World Authors 1900-1950, 1996. Wilson Biographies
Plus.
[Indent 5 spaces]Online. H.W. Wilson. Available: <http://hwwilsonweb.hwwilson.com>
[Indent 5 spaces]30 Aug. 2000.
APA style for full text profile on WilsonWeb
Profile Title. (year of publication). In Original print publication (when
there is one). Retrieved from H.W. Wilson database (name of database) on
the World Wide Web:
http://hwwilsonweb.com
Example:
Edgar Lee Masters. (1996). In World authors 1900-1950. Retrieved from H.W.Wilson database (Wilson Biographies Plus) on the World Wide Web:
http//hwwilsonweb.com [30 Sept. 1998]
Citing a “work of art” from an image database, for a bibliography in MLA
style. (A simplified adaptation)
Artist’s name. Title (usually underlined). Date of work. The institution
or individual who owns the work, city. Database (usually underlined).
Date of access and the URL.
Example:
Hopper, Edward. Hotel Lobby. 1943. The Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indianapolis.
Art
Museum Image Gallery.
23 Aug. 2006 <http://vnweb.hwwilsonweb.com/>.
Citing a “work of art” from an image database, for a bibliography in APA
style. (A simplified adaptation).
Artist (last name, first name), artist’s role (in parentheses i.e. Artist,
Architect). Date of work (in parentheses). Title (italicized), the work
type in brackets [Painting, Cathedral, Chair], country or origin or
city, and state, and repository.
Example:
Hopper, Edward (Artist). (1943). Hotel Lobby [Image of painting].
Indianapolis, Indiana; The Indianapolis Museum of Art. Retrieved August
23, 2006, from http://vnweb.hwwilsonweb.com.
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