Reference Sheet Example

The reference sheets they are one of the most used tools when organizing the documentary material used in an investigation. As the name implies, these cards contain information about books, magazines or any other documentary material that has been used by the researcher. Unlike other files, these only give us bibliographic data, so they do not refer to the content or any information that is part of said material. Given their characteristics, the reference sheets must contain the author, the title of the book or article, the edition, the publisher that publishes the material, its year of publication, as well as the place where the text. Some other features can also be noted, as long as they work for reference only.

Example of reference sheets:

Conan Doyle, Arthur (2007) All Sherlock Holmes, 5th Edition, Estella, Ediciones Cátedra, pp. 1661.
* (Edition, introduction, notes and appendices by Jesús Urceloy)

García Canclini, Néstor (2009) Hybrid cultures. Strategies for entering and leaving modernity, 1st Edition, Mexico, DeBolsillo, pp. 365.

Kenneth Turner, John (1998) Barbarian Mexico. Sociopolitical essay, 1st Edition, Mexico, New Talent, pp. 296.

Matesanz, José Antonio (2000) The roots of exile: Mexico in the face of the Spanish civil war, 1936-1939, 1st Edition, The College of Mexico-National Autonomous University of Mexico, pp. 490.

Echeverría, Bolívar (2001) Definition of culture. Philosophy and economics course 1981-1982, 1st Edition, Mexico, National Autonomous University of Mexico-Editorial Itaca, pp. 275.

Mastrogregori, Massimo (1998) Maurice Bloch's Interrupted Manuscript. Apology for history or the profession of historian, 1st Edition, Mexico, Fondo de Cultura Económica, pp. 141.

Ariza, Marina (2000) I am no longer the one I left behind… Migrant women in the Dominican Republic, 1st Edition, Mexico, National Autonomous University of Mexico, pp. 300.