Researching Literature in Translation for Less Commonly Taught and Minority Languages : Citation

This page helps the student conduct research in less commonly taught and minority languages' literature in translation, where there is usually little written in English on the literature itself.

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Manage your References

Citation managers help you collect references and files from online databases, share references with others, and format citations and bibliographies. The following tools are supported by UW-Madison Libraries.

EndNote
EndNote is desktop citation management software. It may be more appropriate if you are writing for publication.
EndNote Basic
EndNote Basic is a Web-based citation manager free to UW-Madison staff and students that can be used as a standalone citation manager or in conjunction with EndNote Desktop.
Mendeley
Mendeley is a free, Web and desktop-based citation manager and academic networking tool. Free version comes with 1GB storage space and private group up to 3 members.
Zotero
Zotero is an open source citation manager and academic social networking tool. Two versions include a Firefox browser extension and Zotero standalone that works with other browsers.
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Citation Managers

Citation Managers such as EndNote, EndNote Basic, Mendeley, or Zotero are software tools for managing your citations. Citation Managers will help you:

Create and organize a personal research database
Download citations from online databases
Format bibliographies and citations in papers
Share your citations with others

Need to cite articles, books, or Web pages?

C iting Sources - resources and examples of citation styles

UW-Madison Writing Center's Writer's Handbook has tips on citation styles (APA, Chicago, CBE, MLA, etc.).