Formatting your Literature List
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- Practice I
- Practice II
A literature list could look something like this:
Fredrickson, George M., “Racism: A Short History”, Princeton, 2002
Keevak, Michael, “Becoming Yellow: A Short History of Racial Thinking”, Princeton, 2011
Thielen, Marc, “Jenseits von Tradition – Modernität und Veränderung männlicher Lebensweisen in der Migration als
- Provokation für die (Sexual-)Pädagogik”, in: Zeitschrift für Pädagogik 6/2010, Beltz-Verlag