Many magazines and journals have standard editorial pieces such as a letter from the editor to introduce that month's publication; or closing comments written by different people. Your inputs will be highly appreciated...
Yes, we cite editorials by using multiple ways as per the specific requirements of Journals.
Few examples are:
1. Growing up with siblings. (1998, July 23). The Los Angeles Times, pp. 2B, 6B.
2. (Growing Up, 45-48) or (How To Make, 2008) .... .
3. “How to Make Waffles.” Editorial. The Seattle Times. 8 Feb. 1997: C12.
4. Etc. ...!
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I am not sure, but i don't think we can cite an editorial contents, as they are considered to individual views of the editor.
Yes, we cite editorials by using multiple ways as per the specific requirements of Journals.
Few examples are:
1. Growing up with siblings. (1998, July 23). The Los Angeles Times, pp. 2B, 6B.
2. (Growing Up, 45-48) or (How To Make, 2008) .... .
3. “How to Make Waffles.” Editorial. The Seattle Times. 8 Feb. 1997: C12.
4. Etc. ...!
http://classroom.synonym.com/cite-editorial-author-4970.html
According to Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 6th Ed., p. 200, 7.01, The citation of an editorial may be : see the attached file
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