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Topic : Re: Citing in a paper: one citation for two paragraphs? I'm writing a short paper on macroeconomics; the professor gave us two tries, I submitted the first try, and now got my feedback. The feedback - selfpublishingguru.com

Frith254

: Re: Citing in a paper: one citation for two paragraphs? I'm writing a short paper on macroeconomics; the professor gave us two tries, I submitted the first try, and now got my feedback. The feedback

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Yes, just repeat the citation. If you consider beauty aspects, you can also use ibid. for the second citation, but that's depending on your citation style (Vancouver or other stuff).

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