What's the difference between Chicago Notes and Bibliography and Author-Date styles?
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Chicago has two versions based on the type of research being done. The Sciences and Social Sciences often use Author-Date style, which uses parenthetical in-text citations with a references list at the end of a paper (similar to APA style). The Arts and Humanities often uses Notes-Bibliography style, which relies on footnotes or endnotes with a bibliography at the end of a paper.
If you are unsure what version of Chicago to use, consult with your professor.
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