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【正文】 M Poole, Allen amp。 Unwin, Crows Nest, pp. 282298. Hult, CA 1996, Researching and writing across the curriculum, Allyn and Bacon, Boston. O’Shaughnessy, P 2022, A traveller’s guide to Aboriginal Australia, Desert Images, South Fremantle. Pennycook, A 1996, ‘Borrowing others’ words: text, ownership, memory and plagiarism’, TESOL Quarterly, vol. 30, no. 2, pp. 201230. Available from: JSTOR. [13 August, 2022]. University of Western Australia: The Library 2022, Citing your sources Harvard style. Available from: [20 August 2022]. Western, M amp。 Saggers, S 2022, ‘Race and reconciliation in Australia’ Public sociology: an introduction to Australian society, eds J Germov amp。 Saggers 2022, pp. 283248). InText Citation ? Indirect quotes can be either summaries or paraphrases Peter O’Shaughnessy’s (2022) article discusses the intricate relationship between Aborigine and the land. Is this a summary or paraphrase? InText Citation ?What type of quote is this? According to O’Shaughnessy (2022) Aborigine do have the concept of land ownership (p. 7). Their claim of ownership stems from their belief the land was given to them by Ancestral Beings (p. 7). While these Ancestral Beings gave them possession of the land, they also established expectations to ensure their ancestors would be good stewards of the land (p. 7). If you are unsure, have a look at the original on page 7 of your course reader. InText Citation: WebPages Citing a Webpage is essentially the same. However, often you will be using the page title because there is no listed author. For example: ‘To the Gagudju people, the Rainbow Serpent was called Almudj and was a major creator being’ (Australian Government: Cultural Portal 2022). Reference List
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