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Topic : Re: Inline Citations when Critiquing a Single Source (APA) I am writing an essay which is entirely a response to a single source. I mention the source in my introduction paragraph, and I give - selfpublishingguru.com

Murray165

: Re: Inline Citations when Critiquing a Single Source (APA) I am writing an essay which is entirely a response to a single source. I mention the source in my introduction paragraph, and I give

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I would reference page, paragraph, or section numbers, in my inline/footnote citations and omit everything else.

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