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Harvard format

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Etymology

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So named because Harvard University was a place where its use was common, at a time when today's generic names for referencing systems (author-date and author-number) hadn't yet acquired any degree of establishment.

Noun

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Harvard format (uncountable)

  1. The author-date method of parenthetical referencing, one of several standard formats for citing information from any source bibliographically.
    Hypernyms: referencing; format; style; method