Son of Citation Machine

Chicago

Interview
A recorded interview

One Author

Interviewee

Author #1

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The name of the person being interviewed or the person from whom the communication was received.

Description of Interviewee

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Applicable but brief description of the interviewee (i.e., princioal advisor, Investment Center Division, FAO)

Interviewer

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The person conducting the interview or the recipient of the communication.

Location or Context

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Include a brief description of location of the interview as available (i.e., Chicago, National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, MD, etc.)

Title of the interview or article

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If published or broadcast, include the title of the interview capitalized headline-style. As with a book, title and subtitle are separated by a colan.

Title of periodical or book

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If published or broadcast, include the title of the larger document or program capitalized headline-style. As with a book, title and subtitle are separated by a colan.

Date of interview or date published

Month

Day

Year

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Include the date as available spelling out the name of the month.

Medium

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If available as a digital document, select the appropriate medium (i.e., Record, VHS, Cassette, etc.)

Journal Info

Volume

Issue

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Most journal citations include volume, issue number or month, and year. Arabic numberals are used even if the journal itself uses roman numerals. The issue number may be omitted if pagination is continuous throughout a volume or when a month or season preceds the year.

Page Numbers

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If the interview is part of a magazine, journal or other print document, include the page numbers inclusively.

Web URL or DOI

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A DOI, if it is available, is preferable to a URL. If using a URL, use the address that appears in your browser's address bar when viewing the article (or the abstract), unless a shorter, more stable form of the URL is offerece along with the electronic article.

Date Accessed

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