In-text citations:
All direct quotations should be in quotes. All direct and indirect quotations (including re-phrasing) should indicate the bibliographic source. For example:
Citations in References Cited:
"Entries should be flush left with an extra space between each entry. References are formatted...with an indented date, a tab separating the title from the date, and a hanging indentation at the midpoint of the date for all lines that follow...."
"Use headline-style capitalization for all English language titles... Use sentence-style capitalizaiton for all Spanish language titles..."
-- SAA Style Guide
Book by one author:
Wengle, John
1988 Ethnographers in the Field. University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa.
Journal article:
Moll, Luis C.
2000 Writing as Communication: Creating Strategic Learning Environments for Students. Theory into Practice 25(3):202–208.
Website:
American Anthropological Association
N.d. About AAA. Electronic document, http://www.aaanet.org/about, accessed June 29, 2009.
Note: N.d. stands for "no date." Use this for websites that don't indicate when they were written.