His "concise summary of a nonexistent treatise, which its potential readers will in all probability be spared" thus does not bother with footnotes, quotations or documentation, and it announces more than argues for its theses.
The new book will have essays on the footnote, on quotation marks and on Monica Lewinsky.
In the later editions, some repeated sentences were acknowledged with footnotes, not quotation marks, but Ms. Goodwin said the changes reflected the agreement with Ms. McTaggart.
In a decision filled mostly with footnotes and quotations from statutes, the judge, Maureen Dennis, ruled today that Connecticut's juvenile justice system was not equipped to punish a 40-year-old defendant and ordered the case transferred to Superior Court.
Such copying of a footnoted source without quotation marks is prohibited in the War College's handbook.
In my case, whether Ms. Goodwin had used footnotes or even quotation marks around the passages taken from my book would not have mattered.
Hickey does a great job of showing how picture after picture is a footnote to an almost clear quotation of Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Diebenkorn, Rothko, Pollock.
Morton provides a bibliography but no footnotes; many attributed quotations lack sources.
If questions arise concerning proper use of quotations, footnotes, or bibliographies, the student should contact the instructor.
The assemblage or collage that, created from notebook entries, lists, quotations, footnotes and indexes achieves its coherence through fragments and associations, found and original texts.
