සැකිල්ල:Cite LSA

This template creates citations using the Linguistic Society of America (LSA) style for use in articles, especially those related to linguistics. See this style sheet for the LSA's style guidelines for references.

Usage

Most parameters are optional, the only non-optional arguments are last, first, title, year. The template can take an unlimited number of author and editor names.

{{Cite LSA
 | last =
 | first =
 | last2 =
 | first2 =
 | ...
 | year =
 | title =
 | journal =
 | booktitle =
 | seriestitle =
 | volume =
 | edition =
 | editorfirst =
 | editorlast = 
 | editorfirst2 = 
 | editorlast2 = 
 | ...
 | publisher =
 | place =
 | pages =
}}

• last: The author's surname or last name.
• first: The author's first or given name. The LSA guidelines state that the full first name of the author should be given unless they typically go by their initials.
• title: Title of the article or chapter.
• booktitle: Title of the book the chapter or article appears in.
• journal: Name of the journal the article appears in.
• year: Year of publication.
• editorlast: Last name of the first editor.
• editorfirst: First name of the first editor.
• edition: Edition number of the book being cited.
• volume: The volume number of the book or journal, if any.
• seriestitle: Title of the series the book is in, if any.
• publisher: Publisher of the book.
• place: Place of publication.
• pages: Inclusive page range of cited text. Use an en dash between numerals (–)

Examples

Code	Output
{{Cite LSA | last=Hale | first=Kenneth | last2=White Eagle | first2=Josie | year=1980 | title=A preliminary metrical account of Winnebago accent | journal=International Journal of American Linguistics | volume=46 | pages=117–132}}	This template creates citations using the Linguistic Society of America (LSA) style for use in articles, especially those related to linguistics. See this style sheet for the LSA's style guidelines for references. Usage Most parameters are optional, the only non-optional arguments are last, first, title, year. The template can take an unlimited number of author and editor names. {{Cite LSA | last = | first = | last2 = | first2 = | ... | year = | title = | journal = | booktitle = | seriestitle = | volume = | edition = | editorfirst = | editorlast = | editorfirst2 = | editorlast2 = | ... | publisher = | place = | pages = }} last: The author's surname or last name. first: The author's first or given name. The LSA guidelines state that the full first name of the author should be given unless they typically go by their initials. title: Title of the article or chapter. booktitle: Title of the book the chapter or article appears in. journal: Name of the journal the article appears in. year: Year of publication. editorlast: Last name of the first editor. editorfirst: First name of the first editor. edition: Edition number of the book being cited. volume: The volume number of the book or journal, if any. seriestitle: Title of the series the book is in, if any. publisher: Publisher of the book. place: Place of publication. pages: Inclusive page range of cited text. Use an en dash between numerals (–) Examples Code Output {{Cite LSA | last=Hale | first=Kenneth | last2=White Eagle | first2=Josie | year=1980 | title=A preliminary metrical account of Winnebago accent | journal=International Journal of American Linguistics | volume=46 | pages=117–132}} {{Cite LSA | last=Yip | first=Moira | year=1991 | chapter=Coronals, consonant clusters, and the coda condition | title=The special status of coronals: Internal and external evidence | editorlast=Paradis | editorfirst=Carole | editorlast2=Prunet | editorfirst2=Jean-Francois | publisher=Academic Press | place=San Diego, CA | pages=61–78}} {{Cite LSA | last=Rice | first=Keren | year=1989 | title=A grammar of Slave | publisher=Mouton de Gruyter | place=Berlin}} See also Wikipedia:Cite sources: Style guide Wikipedia:Citation templates: Related templates
{{Cite LSA | last=Yip | first=Moira | year=1991 | chapter=Coronals, consonant clusters, and the coda condition | title=The special status of coronals: Internal and external evidence | editorlast=Paradis | editorfirst=Carole | editorlast2=Prunet | editorfirst2=Jean-Francois | publisher=Academic Press | place=San Diego, CA | pages=61–78}}	This template creates citations using the Linguistic Society of America (LSA) style for use in articles, especially those related to linguistics. See this style sheet for the LSA's style guidelines for references. Usage Most parameters are optional, the only non-optional arguments are last, first, title, year. The template can take an unlimited number of author and editor names. {{Cite LSA | last = | first = | last2 = | first2 = | ... | year = | title = | journal = | booktitle = | seriestitle = | volume = | edition = | editorfirst = | editorlast = | editorfirst2 = | editorlast2 = | ... | publisher = | place = | pages = }} last: The author's surname or last name. first: The author's first or given name. The LSA guidelines state that the full first name of the author should be given unless they typically go by their initials. title: Title of the article or chapter. booktitle: Title of the book the chapter or article appears in. journal: Name of the journal the article appears in. year: Year of publication. editorlast: Last name of the first editor. editorfirst: First name of the first editor. edition: Edition number of the book being cited. volume: The volume number of the book or journal, if any. seriestitle: Title of the series the book is in, if any. publisher: Publisher of the book. place: Place of publication. pages: Inclusive page range of cited text. Use an en dash between numerals (–) Examples Code Output {{Cite LSA | last=Hale | first=Kenneth | last2=White Eagle | first2=Josie | year=1980 | title=A preliminary metrical account of Winnebago accent | journal=International Journal of American Linguistics | volume=46 | pages=117–132}} {{Cite LSA | last=Yip | first=Moira | year=1991 | chapter=Coronals, consonant clusters, and the coda condition | title=The special status of coronals: Internal and external evidence | editorlast=Paradis | editorfirst=Carole | editorlast2=Prunet | editorfirst2=Jean-Francois | publisher=Academic Press | place=San Diego, CA | pages=61–78}} {{Cite LSA | last=Rice | first=Keren | year=1989 | title=A grammar of Slave | publisher=Mouton de Gruyter | place=Berlin}} See also Wikipedia:Cite sources: Style guide Wikipedia:Citation templates: Related templates
{{Cite LSA | last=Rice | first=Keren | year=1989 | title=A grammar of Slave | publisher=Mouton de Gruyter | place=Berlin}}	This template creates citations using the Linguistic Society of America (LSA) style for use in articles, especially those related to linguistics. See this style sheet for the LSA's style guidelines for references. Usage Most parameters are optional, the only non-optional arguments are last, first, title, year. The template can take an unlimited number of author and editor names. {{Cite LSA | last = | first = | last2 = | first2 = | ... | year = | title = | journal = | booktitle = | seriestitle = | volume = | edition = | editorfirst = | editorlast = | editorfirst2 = | editorlast2 = | ... | publisher = | place = | pages = }} last: The author's surname or last name. first: The author's first or given name. The LSA guidelines state that the full first name of the author should be given unless they typically go by their initials. title: Title of the article or chapter. booktitle: Title of the book the chapter or article appears in. journal: Name of the journal the article appears in. year: Year of publication. editorlast: Last name of the first editor. editorfirst: First name of the first editor. edition: Edition number of the book being cited. volume: The volume number of the book or journal, if any. seriestitle: Title of the series the book is in, if any. publisher: Publisher of the book. place: Place of publication. pages: Inclusive page range of cited text. Use an en dash between numerals (–) Examples Code Output {{Cite LSA | last=Hale | first=Kenneth | last2=White Eagle | first2=Josie | year=1980 | title=A preliminary metrical account of Winnebago accent | journal=International Journal of American Linguistics | volume=46 | pages=117–132}} {{Cite LSA | last=Yip | first=Moira | year=1991 | chapter=Coronals, consonant clusters, and the coda condition | title=The special status of coronals: Internal and external evidence | editorlast=Paradis | editorfirst=Carole | editorlast2=Prunet | editorfirst2=Jean-Francois | publisher=Academic Press | place=San Diego, CA | pages=61–78}} {{Cite LSA | last=Rice | first=Keren | year=1989 | title=A grammar of Slave | publisher=Mouton de Gruyter | place=Berlin}} See also Wikipedia:Cite sources: Style guide Wikipedia:Citation templates: Related templates

See also

• Wikipedia:Cite sources: Style guide
• Wikipedia:Citation templates: Related templates