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ANALOGIES

IN-TEXT CITATIONS

THE RULE: COUNTY FAIRS With in-text citations, place them after each & every sentence of borrowed information there s no such thing as too many the sky s the limit True, we want to hear from you, since it is your paper, but the point is that there is no set number of citations allowed in a research paper: Cite as often as necessary.

THE RULE: COUNTY FAIRS One student remarked that it s like having too many shoes (women) or baseball hats (guys): there s just no such thing as too many. Here s another analogy that seems to get my point across:

THE ANALOGY: COUNTY FAIRS Adding citations in a paper is like paying for food at a state fair. EVERY time you borrow, you cite. Cite immediately, not eventually

THE ANALOGY: COUNTY FAIRS Think of the Bloomsburg Fair You leave right after English class (that s after, not before!) You drive for 45 minutes to get there, then get stuck in town traffic for another half-hour, and then drive around looking for a parking space for 20 more minutes. Finally, you re there and now you re starving! All those aromas assault your senses, your stomach growls with impatience, and your mouth wants a little bit of everything.

COUNTY FAIRS

THE ANALOGY: COUNTY FAIRS So you get a soda at one tent, and you pay there; you get a sausage-and-peppers sandwich at another tent, and you pay there; you get some home-made ice cream at yet another tent, and you pay there;. At each vendor, you order & you pay immediately.

NOT SUPERMARKETS So, think of citations as fairs and not as supermarkets (where you pay just once) In the end, you had to pay each time you got something you couldn t pay all at once at the last tent. And this is what citing sources is like: You have to cite (pay) each time you borrow from a source. Both state fairs & research papers are the opposite of supermarkets Supermarkets: pay once at the end, at the checkout Fairs & Papers: pay at each tent, each time you get/use something Perhaps, then, the negative analogy related to this idea is shoplifting & plagiarism

IN-TEXT CITATIONS

MUSIC DOWNLOADS Wherever you purchase your digital music, You pay per individual song: every time you download, you pay in this way, borrowing information = downloading a song borrow : cite :: download : pay

IN-TEXT CITATIONS

COPYRIGHTS COPYRIGHT or TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT: If a company took information, not necessarily something tangible, from another, then they would be sued for theft if they want to borrow, they have to pay so Plagiarism = C/T Infringement Samsung just got sued for over $1 billion by Apple for this exact thing!* House Phone

COPYRIGHT or TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT: NB: COPYRIGHTS Even if you put another s idea into your own words (paraphrasing), you STILL have to cite just as the co. that only stole an idea not an actual product House Phone

IN-TEXT CITATIONS

WHY WE CITE: MUSIC One of the many reasons we cite Is because we are part of a larger conversation: We listen to what others say concerning an issue. We add our proverbial 2 cents to the dialogue. Others hear and react to us and the first speakers. And the web of connections and influences goes on.

WHY WE CITE: MUSIC we are part of a larger conversation: In research writing, the first speakers are our sources, experts in the field at hand. We read what they have to say, incorporate that data, & draw our own conclusions. Others then read our work and, intrigued, want to know more about those first speakers and our citations provide them with the necessary information to go back to that source.

WHY WE CITE: SO MUSIC We borrow interesting information we cite, linking our readers to our sources they go to the source & read the context & beyond develop their own ideas the discussion = carried on.

MUSIC THE ANALOGY: MUSIC: Have you ever heard a song on TV, liked it, and wanted to hear more by that band? How do you find out that band s name? Song title? CD title?

MUSIC THE ANALOGY: CITATIONS = MUSIC VIDEO CREDITS: Artist, Title, Album listed before & after each song Why? Because if you liked the song, you now know the singer, the song title, & the album/cd it appears on. Then you can go buy that song and/or album, other songs/albums by that artist, even other similar artists.

MUSIC THE ANALOGY: MUSIC: Have you ever heard a song on the radio, liked it, and wanted to hear more by that band? How do you find out that band s name? Song title? CD title?

MUSIC THE ANALOGY: Radio Data System: CITATIONS = RDS Info: radios now have the technology to tell listeners the title and artist of each song it airs. Why? The same reason as above: You like the song & you want more

SOURCES

ONLINE SHOPPING SHOPPING ONLINE Would you purchase something from this site? Would you give them your credit card information? True, they have exactly what you re looking for, in the right size & color BUT can you trust them not to rip you off? It s about trust, reliability, honesty, dependability

DATING DATING: If this source were a person, would you go out on a date with him/her? What kind of reputation does this person have? Sure, they may look good, talk a good game, smell good, wear nice clothes; they re easy & available; and they re saying just what you want to hear BUT what s behind the mask? Are they trustworthy, do they have your best interest at heart, are they trying to take advantage of you, are they truthful,? Again, it s a matter of trust, reliability, honesty, dependability

DATING The Black Widow: How many horror movies have you seen in which a person (usually a guy) is seduced by some hell-spawn (usually in the guise of a hot chick), based solely on her looks & the promise of sex, and then he s mutilated, eviscerated, and decapitated? Joyce Carol Oates Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?

RIDE HOME: RIDE HOME Would you get in the car with this person? As above, it s a matter of trust, reliability, honesty, dependability

HOTELS: HOTELS Sure, it s cheap, fast, easy Sure, it s right along your way, easy on/easy off Sure, you got a great deal from that online site BUT Is it reliable? safe? clean sheets? bed bugs? Will they steal your clothes or property while you re out? Will they add unearned charges to your credit card? any deal that seems too good to be true

HOME-COOKED MEALS This analogy deals with the QUALITY & DEPTH of ANALYSIS of a source: How well does it cover the issue? Is the information reliable, credible? How deeply does it investigate it? Does it cover both sides or all sides, make suggestions, demonstrate no bias,?

HOME-COOKED MEALS THE ANALOGY: HOME-COOKED MEALS vs. greasy Fast Food

HOME-COOKED MEALS FF = fast & easy, convenient but not substantial, quality, quantity and costs more in the long run makes you fat, lazy thinkers

HOME-COOKED MEALS HCM = quality of ingredients accurate & reliable data made with love concern regarding the topic healthy reliable information family peers in field, peer-reviewed

HOME-COOKED MEALS HCM = can make more than 1 meal with food in-depth analysis both sides or more on the issue more than mere data/factoids but w/analysis, understanding Factoids vs. Real Information references research to point readers in more directions to continue The Conversation

HOME-COOKED MEALS sit down take your time savor the meal enjoy the conversation quality sources take time to read you need to invest time, mental energy with these plus, enjoy the conversation of other people who care about this topic

MERCEDES BLACK Similarly, with regard to quality and in-depth analysis: BLACK isn t the same color on every car the black paint on a Chevy vs. a Mercedes Benz MB = deeper, richer, luxurious in-depth analysis of a topic/issue