To acknowledge the work of one author that you have found in the work of another. Record only the work that you have actually seen in the Reference List.
In-text |
Gombrich argues that both art and nature are needs of the mind (Gombrich, 1983, as cited in Norrington, 1989, p. 22). [Name the author of the idea (and date if known), and give author, date and page number of the book where you read it.]Use ‘quoted’ instead of ‘cited’ if the idea is directly quoted in your source. |
List of References |
Norrington, F.G. (1989). New aesthetics: Life in art. London: Faber & Faber. |