Answered By: E-library Team Last Updated: 05 Aug, 2014 Views: 146
Answered By: E-library Team
Last Updated: 05 Aug, 2014 Views: 146
Assuming that you are using Harvard as your referencing style, private communications should be referenced as follows.
In-text citation:
- Williams (2011) has a different explanation.
Examples of references
- Williams, J. (2011) Conversation with Michael Barnes, 7 December
- Williams, J. (2011) E-mail to Michael Barnes, 14 December
It would be advisable to seek the other person’s permission before including a private communication in your bibliography. For more information and examples, please see: p.61 of Pears, R. and Shields, G. (2010) Cite them right. 8th edn. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. Shelved at PN171.F56P43 2010 (and also available as an e-book).
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