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American Anthropological Association Style Guide VAisAuaAl CSotnytilneuiGtyuGiudidee American Anthropological Association Style Guide Table of Contents I General Guidelines Article Titles and Section Heads Capitalization Non- English Words and Quotations Italics Numbers Punctuation Quotations Running Text Tables Figures and Appendixes Text Citations and References Cited II Orthography III Reference Examples Single-Author Book Coauthored Book Author with Others Multiple References in the Same Year Work Accepted for Publication Work Submitted for Publication or Unpublished Work Materials in Archives Chapter in Book with Editor s Editor as Author Article in Journal Article in Journal Special or Theme Issue Book in Series One Volume in Multivolume Work Review Report Ph D Dissertation or M A Thesis Paper Reprint or Translation Subsequent or Revised Edition Article in Newspaper or Popular Magazine Personal Communication Court Case Electronic Online Sources Non-English Publications with Title Translation Audiovisual Recordings and Multimedia Authors of Forewords Afterwords or Introductions Sources consulted The Chicago Manual of Style th edition The Handbook of Nonsexist Writing New York Lippincott and Crowell Merriam-Webster ? s Collegiate Dictionary th edition MLA Style Manual nd edition and United States Government Printing O ?ce Copyright ? American Anthropological Association July American Anthropological Association Style Guide I General Guidelines AAA uses The Chicago Manual of Style th edition and Merriam- Webster ? s Collegiate Dictionary th edition This guide is an outline of style rules basic to AAA style Where no rule is present on this list follow Chicago For spelling follow Webster ? s ?rst spelling if there is a choice and use American not British spellings This guide does not apply to newsletters which frequently deviate from these guidelines in the interest of space and tend to follow many Associated Press style rules Article Titles and Section Heads a Do not put endnote callouts on display type such as titles section heads or epigraphs Place them after nearest hard punctuation or at the ends of excerpts Never use endnotes inside excerpts or after soft punctuation i e commas em-dashes in lines of poetry b Do not number section heads c Use the following terms for each separate submission ? paper conference ? article journal or newspaper ? chapter book ? essay essay in journal book etc ? review review in journal or newspaper Capitalization Follow Webster ? s and Chicago a Ethnic Socioeconomic and Other Groups Chicago ?? ? Capitalize these terms as noted unless author objects African American AfroAmerican Alaska Native American Indian Asian American Canadian American Euramerican Euro-American Euro-Canadian European American European Canadian First Nation Hispanic Indo-European Jew Latina Mesoamerican Native American Paci ?c Islander Australian and Canadian Aboriginal and Aborigine ? Lowercase these terms as noted aboriginal where not Australian or Canadian black highlander but Highlander where referring to Scottish indigenous mestizo native as adj except for speci ?c populations such as noted above redneck white b Events Chicago ?? ? Capitalize historical quasi-historical political economic and cultural events or plans Battle of the Books Boston Tea Party Cold War th century USSR vs