Students should use parenthetical citations only when an author they have read has outlined or discussed an important book or article that the student cannot access or is written in a language they cannot read.

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Students should use parenthetical citations whenever they directly quote or paraphrase an author's words or ideas, regardless of whether the source is important, inaccessible, or written in a language they cannot read.

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