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What is MHRA?
MHRA (Modern Humanities Research Association) style is a footnote-based citation style used in modern languages, literature, and related humanities disciplines in the UK and internationally. It places citations in numbered footnotes with a bibliography at the end.
MHRA FAQ
- Does MHRA use footnotes or in-text citations?
- MHRA uses numbered footnotes for citations. A bibliography listing all sources cited is included at the end of the document.
- What disciplines use MHRA style?
- MHRA is used in modern languages, linguistics, literary studies, and some history and cultural studies disciplines, particularly in UK and European universities.
- Is MHRA similar to Chicago Notes and Bibliography?
- Both are footnote-based styles with a bibliography, and they share some formatting conventions, but MHRA has its own rules for punctuation, author name order, and how different source types are presented.