Crie uma referência precisa em Harvard
General rules
For referencing a newspaper article in a list of references according to the rules of the Harvard citation style, use the following template:
Author(s), (year). Article title. Newspaper title. Date of issue. p(p). page(s).
See this article for the principles of indicating authors' names in the Harvard referencing system.
Note several aspects:
- The range of pages is given with the preceding abbreviation 'p. / pp.', in contrast to a journal article, where no text precedes the page range.
- Neither the volume number nor the issue number is given according to the Harvard style: a newspaper article is identified by the date of issue (compare with the approach of Chicago Style – notes and bibliography – 17th ed.).
- The day and month are given in the 'Date of issue' element.
For a newspaper issue which can be downloaded online, add appropriate online source parameters to the reference:
Author(s), (year). Article title. Newspaper title [online]. Date of issue. p(p). page(s). [Viewed date viewed]. Available from: URL
Examples in a list of references
Crowley, M., Krauss, C. and Kramer, A. E., (2020). Trump hungry for good news via an oil truce. The New York Times. 3 April. pp. A1, A17.
Pouliot, R. and Pillai, M. G. G., (1980). Who to watch in Afghan crisis. The Financial Post [online]. 19 January. p. 79. [Viewed 12 January 2021]. Available from: https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=YClPFpxzHmwC&dat=19800119&printsec=frontpage&hl=en