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    The document provides guidelines from the AP Stylebook and The Chicago Manual of Style on using italics, quotation marks, underlining or no styling for titles. It lists types of works and the recommended styling for titles according to each style guide. For example, the AP Stylebook recommends using quotation marks for titles of articles, speeches and poems, while The Chicago Manual of Style recommends using italics for titles of books, albums, television series and films. The document also notes exceptions and additional considerations for certain types of titles.

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    The document provides guidelines from the AP Stylebook and The Chicago Manual of Style on using italics, quotation marks, underlining or no styling for titles. It lists types of works and the recommended styling for titles according to each style guide. For example, the AP Stylebook recommends using quotation marks for titles of articles, speeches and poems, while The Chicago Manual of Style recommends using italics for titles of books, albums, television series and films. The document also notes exceptions and additional considerations for certain types of titles.

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    Titles: Quote Marks, Italics, Underlining, or Naked?

    AP vs. Chicago

    Note: Never underline when you can italicize. Titles for . . .


    Albums Almanacs Art Articles Bible Blog entries Blogs Books Cartoons Catalogs Chapters Columns (in periodicals) Comic strips Computer games Computer software Conferences

    Use Quotes
    AP: Quotes (p. 67) AP: Quotes (p. 67) C: Quotes (8.175) C: Quotes (8.187) AP: Quotes (p. 67) C: Quotes (8.175) AP: Quotes (p. 67)

    Use Italics
    C: Italics (8.192) C: Italics (8.193) C: Italics (8.187) C: Italics (8.166) C: Italics (8.194) C: Italics (8.194) C: Italics (8.193) C: Italics (8.195) C: Italics (8.195)

    Use Neither
    AP: Neither (p. 67) AP: Neither (p. 67) AP: Neither (p. 67) C: Neither (8.175, 14.205) AP: Neither for WordPerfect or Windows (p. 67) C: Neither (8.69) C: Neither (8.175, 14.202) AP: Neither (p. 67) AP: Neither (p. 67) AP: Neither (p. 67) C: Neither (8.195) C: Neither (8.195) AP: Neither (p. 67) AP: Neither (p. 67)

    Exceptions/Other
    AP: The Bible and catalogs of reference material use neither. C: Book series and editions use neither (8.174). C: Unless it has "status," then use quotes

    Departments (in periodicals) Dictionaries Directories Drawings Encyclopedias Essays Exhibitions (large) Exhibitions (small) Fairs (large) Fairs (small) Gazetteers Handbooks C: Quotes (8.175)

    www.APvsChicago.com | apvschicago@gmail.com
    4/18/11

    Titles: Quote Marks, Italics, Underlining, or Naked?


    AP vs. Chicago

    Titles for . . .
    Journals Lecture series Lectures (individual) Magazines Meetings Movies Newspapers Operas Paintings Pamphlets Periodicals Photographs Plays Podcast episodes Podcasts Poems Radio episodes (in series) Radio programs and series Reports Short stories Songs Speeches Statues Television episodes (in series) Television programs and series Unpublished works Video blogs Video-blog episodes Web pages and sections Websites

    Use Quotes
    AP: Quotes (p. 67) C: Quotes (8.86) AP: Quotes (p. 67) AP: Quotes (p. 67) AP: Quotes (p. 67) C: Quotes (8.187) AP: Quotes (p. 67) C: Quotes (8.179) C: Quotes (8.185) AP: Quotes (p. 67) C: Quotes (8.175) AP: Quotes (p. 67) C: Quotes (8.189) AP: Quotes (p. 67) C: Quotes (8.185) AP: Quotes (p. 67) C: Quotes (8.184) C: Quotes (8.187) C: Quotes (8.186)

    Use Italics
    C: Italics (8.166) C: Italics (8.166) C: Italics (8.185) C: Italics (8.166) C: Italics (8.189) C: Italics (8.193) C: Italics (8.193) C: Italics (8.166) C: Italics (8.193) C: Italics (8.181) C: Italics (8.187) C: Italics (8.185) C: Italics (8.193) C: Italics (8.193) C: Italics (8.185) C: Italics (8.187)

    Use Neither
    C: Neither (8.86) AP: Neither (p. 169) C: Neither (8.69) C: Neither (8.75) C: Neither (8.186)

    Exceptions/Other
    C: Unless part of name of award, organization, etc. (8.170) C: Unless part of name of award, organization, etc. (8.170) C: Unless it has "status," then use quotes C: Unless part of name of award, organization, etc. (8.170) C: For long musical compositions or instrumental works, see 8.189-8.190. C: Unless part of name of award, organization, etc. (8.170) C: Unless book length, then treated as book (italics) C: Unless it has "status, then use quotes

    www.APvsChicago.com | apvschicago@gmail.com
    4/18/11

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