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[16th ed.]
8.164 Titles in relation to surrounding text
| Search The Chicago Manual of Style --> --> --> 8: Names and Terms Chapter Contents » Titles of...Works » Capitalization, Punctuation, and Italics 8.164 Titles in relation to surrounding text A title ...that is part of the title should not affect the punctuation of the surrounding text (with the... |
[16th ed.]
8.166 Treatment of book and periodical titles
| Search The Chicago Manual of Style --> --> --> 8: Names and Terms Chapter Contents » Titles of...Works » Books and Periodicals 8.166 Treatment of book and periodical titles When mentioned in text..., notes, or bibliography, the titles and subtitles of books and periodicals are italicized and capitalized... |
[16th ed.]
1.18 Title page
| of a Book » Front Matter » Title Pages 1.18 Title page The title page (p. iii or sometimes pp. ii and...iii) presents the full title of the book; the subtitle, if any; the name of the author, editor, or...differs from that of the main title, no colon or other mark of punctuation is needed to separate them... |
[16th ed.]
16.53 Indexing titles beginning with a preposition
| Search The Chicago Manual of Style --> --> --> 16: Indexes Chapter Contents » Indexing Titles of...Publications and Other Works 16.53 Indexing titles beginning with a preposition Unlike articles..., prepositions beginning a title always remain in their original position and are never dropped, whether in... |
[16th ed.]
14.93 Additional discussion of titles
| Contents » Books » Title 14.93 Additional discussion of titles The section “Titles of Works” in...chapter 8 ( 8.154–95 ), though focusing on the way titles of books as well as other materials are... |
[16th ed.]
8.168 An initial “the” in periodical titles
| Search The Chicago Manual of Style --> --> --> 8: Names and Terms Chapter Contents » Titles of...Works » Books and Periodicals 8.168 An initial “the” in periodical titles When newspapers and...periodicals are mentioned in text, an initial the , even if part of the official title, is lowercased (unless... |
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8.161 Italics versus quotation marks for titles
| Search The Chicago Manual of Style --> --> --> 8: Names and Terms Chapter Contents » Titles of...Works » Capitalization, Punctuation, and Italics 8.161 Italics versus quotation marks for titles The...choice of italics or quotation marks for a title of a work cited in text or notes is determined by the... |
[16th ed.]
8.18 Titles and offices—the general rule
| Search The Chicago Manual of Style --> --> --> 8: Names and Terms Chapter Contents » Titles and...Offices 8.18 Titles and offices — the general rule Civil, military, religious, and professional titles ...(typically replacing the title holder’s first name). In formal prose and other generic text (as... |
[16th ed.]
4.16 Trademark protection of titles and other elements
| Trademark protection of titles and other elements Copying only the title of a work likely would not...be considered a copyright infringement. But a title may be entitled to trademark protection under...federal or state law or both. Book titles are harder to protect as trademarks than journal or lecture... |
[16th ed.]
8.24 Quasi-military titles
| Search The Chicago Manual of Style --> --> --> 8: Names and Terms Chapter Contents » Titles and...Offices 8.24 Quasi-military titles Titles and ranks used in organizations such as the police, the...merchant marine, or the Salvation Army are treated the same way as military titles. the chief of police... |
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