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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... |
[16th ed.]
10.13 Abbreviating titles before names
| Titles » Personal Names and Titles 10.13 Abbreviating titles before names Many civil or military titles ... |
[16th ed.]
8.154 Treatment of titles in text and notes—overview
| Search The Chicago Manual of Style --> --> --> 8: Names and Terms Chapter Contents » Titles of...Works 8.154 Treatment of titles in text and notes — overview The following guidelines apply primarily to... titles as they are mentioned or cited in text or notes. They apply to titles of books, journals... |
[16th ed.]
14.101 Dates in titles
| Contents » Books » Title 14.101 Dates in titles When not introduced by a preposition (e.g., “from...1920 to 1945”), dates in a title or subtitle are set off by commas, even if differentiated only by...type style on the title page. If a colon has been used in the original, however, it should be retained... |
[16th ed.]
10.16 Social titles
| Titles » Personal Names and Titles 10.16 Social titles Social titles are always abbreviated, whether... titles are routinely omitted in most prose, though a few periodicals in particular persist in using...them. When an academic degree or professional designation follows a name, such titles are always... |
[16th ed.]
1.16 Half title
| of a Book » Front Matter » Title Pages 1.16 Half title The half title (p. i in a printed book, no...folio) normally consists only of the main title (less any subtitle) and is usually counted as the very... |
[16th ed.]
15.45 Publications preferring sentence-style capitalization for titles
| sentence-style capitalization for titles Especially in the natural sciences, many publications that use a...version of the author-date style prefer sentence-style capitalization for all titles (except..., usually, the titles of journals, which are often abbreviated; see 15.44 ). In sentence style, only the... |
[16th ed.]
14.95 Capitalization of book titles
| Contents » Books » Title 14.95 Capitalization of book titles English-language book titles and...subtitles are capitalized headline-style. In headline style, the first and last words of title and...Living for Renaissance Italians For foreign-language titles, which are usually capitalized sentence-style, see 14.107 .... |
[16th ed.]
16.51 Indexing English-language titles beginning with an article
| Search The Chicago Manual of Style --> --> --> 16: Indexes Chapter Contents » Indexing Titles of...Publications and Other Works 16.51 Indexing English-language titles beginning with an article In... titles beginning with A , An , or The , the article is traditionally placed at the end of the title ... |
[16th ed.]
14.96 Some permissible changes to titles
| Contents » Books » Title 14.96 Some permissible changes to titles The spelling, hyphenation, and...punctuation in the original title should be preserved, with the following exceptions: words in full...capitals on the original title page (except for initialisms or acronyms) should be set in upper- and... |
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