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When footnoting a citation from a book that has been translated (and considering that it is the translated book that you are working from), you should use the translated book as your footnote source. Hence, even though the original
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Even though citing a book's back cover is unusual, this is how a proper footnote could represent such a situation (this is only an example):
1 Robert Radford, Footnotes, Endnotes, Electronic References and Bibliography Methodology, Morrisville:
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If a whole paragraph reflects – as you stated in your email – one of your sources' explanation (i.e.: an expert) and if this paragraph that you wrote fills more than five (5) continuous lines of text, then |
