Guides: How to reference a Religious text in European Society of Cardiology style

Guide: How to cite a Religious text in European Society of Cardiology style

Cite A Religious text in European Society of Cardiology style

Use the following template to cite a religious text using the European Society of Cardiology citation style. For help with other source types, like books, PDFs, or websites, check out our other guides. To have your reference list or bibliography automatically made for you, try our free citation generator.

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Pink text = information that you will need to find from the source.
Black text = text required by the European Society of Cardiology style.

Reference list

Place this part in your bibliography or reference list at the end of your assignment.

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1. Title. City: Publisher; Year Published. p. Pages Used.

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1. Archive.org. Full text of "Speeches and new letters [of] Henrik Ibsen" [Internet]. 2015 [cited 2015 Apr 28]. Available from: http://archive.org/stream/cu31924102202581/cu31924102202581_djvu.txt

In-text citation

Place this part right after the quote or reference to the source in your assignment.

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(1)

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SPEECH AT THE FESTIVAL OF THE NOR- 
WEGIAN WOMEN'S RIGHTS LEAGUE, 
CHRISTIANIA, Mat 26tli, 1898 

I AM not a member of the Women's Rights 
League. Whatever I have written has been 
without any conscious thought of making 
propaganda. I have been more poet and less 
social philosopher than people generally seem in- 
cUned to believe. I thank you for the toast, but 
must disclaim the honor of having consciously 
worked for the women's rights movement. I am 
not even quite clear as to just what this women's 
rights movement really is. To me it has seemed a 
problem of humanity in general. And if you read 
my books carefully you will understand this. True 
enough, it is desirable to solve the problem of 
women's rights, along with aU the others; but that 
has not been the whole purpose. My task has been 
the description of humanity. To be sure, when- 
ever such a description is felt to be reasonably true, 
the reader wiU insert his own feeUngs and senti- 
ments into the work of the poet. These are at- 
tributed to the poet; but incorrectly so. Every 
reader remolds it so beautifully and nicely, each 
according to his own personahty. Not only those 
who write, but also those who read are poets; they 
are collaborators; they are often more poetical 
than the poet himself. 

With these reservations I undertake to thank 

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you for the toast which has been given to me. For 
this I recognize, indeed, that women have an im- 
portant task to perform in the particular directions 
this club is working along. I will express my 
thanks by proposing a toast to the Women's 
Rights League, wishing it progress and success. 

The task always before my mind has been to 
advance our country and give the people a higher 
standard. To obtain this, two factors are of 
importance : it is for the mothers by strenuous and 
sustained labor to awaken a conscious feeling of 
culture and discipline. This must be created in 
men before it will be possible to lift the people to 
a higher plane. It is the women who are to solve 
the social problem. As mothers they are to do it. 
And only as such can they do it. Here lies a great 
task for woman. My thanks! and success to the 
Women's Rights League! (1)

Guide: How to cite a Religious text in European Society of Cardiology style

Guide: How to cite a Religious text in European Society of Cardiology style

Cite A Religious text in European Society of Cardiology style

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