[ SECRET POST #3386 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3386 ⌋

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Comments

Fuck parenthetical citations

[sparrow_lately]

I am lost without my goddamn footnotes I can never forgive you for this, professor who wants parenthetical citations

Re: Fuck parenthetical citations

[(Anonymous)]

Can you write the paper with footnotes and then convert to parentheticals? It might be easier to track.

Re: Fuck parenthetical citations

[(Anonymous)]

I'm the reverse. I was always taught to use parenthetical citations and I always found it hard to interpret footnotes as a result. On the occasions when I have to use footnotes myself, they're really just parenthetical citations shoved down to the bottom of the page.

Re: Fuck parenthetical citations

[sparrow_lately]

But you can't go on a rant in a parenthetical! :P And they're so distracting
;_;

Re: Fuck parenthetical citations

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe that's why my professors didn't want footnotes. No ranting!

I tend to let parenthetical citations pile up in strategic locations in a paragraph instead of scattering them around so they don't break up the text too much, unless it's really important to emphasize what came from each different source, like in a list of examples or a list of different interpretations/viewpoints.