Professional Documents
Culture Documents
In General:
If no date indicated on the source, add as follows, meaning no date [s.a.] or use the website copyright date found at the bottom of the webpage if
available.
If no page number is indicated in a book for example, use square brackets and [s.p.] to indicate there are no page numbers.
If no place of publication (books) or no location (art in a museum for example) is indicated, use square brackets and [s.l.].
If the author or artist is unknown, the name of the website can be used.
Where the title of the image is not provided, add your own description in square brackets.
Anything in square brackets is an indication that the information was not taken from the source itself but was added by the writer.
Own drawings Figure 2 drawing is a personal sketch illustrating visual affinity Author
diagram… (Michael, 2021). Year
Description of the drawing
Add the caption beneath the drawing. Since the drawing will not [Personal drawing]
have a title, you will need to provide a caption describing the Place
drawing. Unpublished
Figure 2: a drawing illustrating visual affinity diagram (Michael, Michael, B. 2021. Visual affinity diagram. [Personal drawing].
1
2021). Durban: Unpublished.
Information from Bundy (1916-1919) kept a diary of his experiences in the war. His Author Surname, Initial/s.
diary/personal journal experiences of the war were recorded in a diary (Bundy, 1916- Year/s
1919). Title or description of diary. [Diary-online]
Available at:
Name of database or website followed by URL
(Accessed date).
Reference number if
applicable.
Bundy, A. E. 1916-1919. Diary of Major A. E. Bundy. [Diary-online]
Available at: War diaries from the Imperial War Museum: the Great
War www.britishonlinearchives.co.uk (Accessed 20 January 2017).
P.371.
Scripts or manuscripts In the mock poem manuscript, Colvil (ca.1680) demonstrates… Author
Year
Title
At: Place: holding institution, department (if applicable).
Identifier (if applicable).
2
Royal College of Physicians, British Geriatrics Society, British Pain
Society. 2008. The assessment of pain in younger people: local
guidelines. London: RCP.
Instagram post Designthinkingcomic (2021) has an interesting collection of comics Surname, Initial(s) /organisation/ username handle.
that may appeal to designers. Year.
Title or first few words [Instagram].
Available at: URL.
(Date accessed).
If the post does not have a title, us the text of the post as a title.
If a post is longer than 20 words, write the first 20 words and then
[…] to indicate that extra words have been omitted.
Facebook post @helmafashionsa (2020) showcases vibrant African print textiles. Surname, Initial(s) /organisation/ username handle.
Year.
Title or first few words of the post. [Facebook].
Date of the post in full.
Available at: URL.
(Date accessed).
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Available at: URL.
(Date accessed).
Deliveroo. 2021. Anyone else at the door before they even get a
chance to knock? [TikTok]. 8 April 2021. Available at:
https://www.tiktok.com/foryou?
is_copy_url=1&is_from_webapp=v1&item_id=694883018353733146
2#/@deliveroo/video/6948830183537331462 (Accessed 14 June
2021).
Code Smith (2021) demonstrates how… Author(s) name (Individual or corporation)
snippets/computer Date
program from the Title of program/source code
Internet Please note: If there is a group of people responsible for the code Code version
or programme, use the main person in place of an author. Where
Type (e.g. computer program, source code)
the corporate author is responsible for the work, use the name of
the corporate. Where the name of the author has not been Web address or publisher (e.g. program publisher, URL)
provided, use the name of the programme/code in place of an Date accessed
author.
Smith, J. 2011. Graphics Drawer source code (Version 2.0) [Source
code]. http://www.graphicsdrawer.com (Accessed 10 May 2021).
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App Skyscape (2021) includes functions…. Originator/s. Year. (Use year accessed if release date is not
available) Title of app. (in italics) Version number (if known). [App]
(Date accessed).
OR
Sound Clip/music In collaboration with acapella choir Korus, RangeR (2018) released Composer
a nice blend of jazz, house and soul that is appealing to South Year
African fans. Title
[Sound recording]
Available at: URL
(Date accessed).
5
January 2015).
Podcast It was clear that George Osborne was well out of his depth Author/presenter/title if no author
(Yesterday in Parliament, 2015) … Year that the site was published/last updated (in round
brackets).
Title of podcast (in italics).
[Podcast].
Day/month of posted message.
Available at: URL.
(Accessed: date).
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Leeds University of Trinity. 2017. Harvard referencing for historians. [Online]. Available at: https://lib.leedstrinity.ac.uk/iguana/uploads/file/Library
%20documents/Library%20guides/Harvard%20referencing%20for%20Historians.pdf (Accessed 20 May 2021).
Manchester Metropolitan University. 2020. How do I cite and reference a photo I have taken myself? [Online]. Available at:
https://libanswers.mmu.ac.uk/faq/183429 (Accessed 15 April, 2021).
Monash University. 2021. Citing and referencing: Manuscript/Letter/Diary. [Online]. Available at: https://guides.lib.monash.edu/c.php?
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g=482485&p=3299837 (Accessed 30 May 2021).
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harvard/516/manuscript (Accessed 31 May 2021).
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harvard/550/twitter (Accessed 14 June 2021).