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            * There is Harvard and Harvard
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            You may encounter a teacher’s request to cite “according to Harvard.” This request is quit

            be a bit confusing. The Harvard referencing system is an umbrella term for a referencing m
            on the “Name-Date” principle. It is a relatively clear system, so it is very popular among
            However, there may be differences between individual styles within the "Author-Date" metho

            data are required and how the bibliography is created.

            Citing according to Harvard probably most often means that you have to cite according to Č

            use the method of referencing "Name and date", which is called the Harvard method. However
            styles, such as APA, Chicago, etc., also work with the "Name-Date" referencing method. If 

            which style to use, ask the teacher for the specifications - ideally with reference to the
            according to which you have to cite.






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            * Sample citation using the “Name-Date” referencing method in different styles
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            APA
            Bawden, D., & Robinson, L. (2017). Úvod do informační vědy. Flow.


            ČSN ISO 690
            HOLÁ, Jana, 2006. Interní komunikace ve firmě. Brno: Computer Press. ISBN 80-251-1250-0.


            Chicago
            Smith, Zadie. 2016. Swing Time. New York: Penguin Press.