CARA MENULIS DAFTAR PUSTAKA YANG BENAR DARI BERBAGAI SUMBER REFERENSI

Summary

This video provides a comprehensive guide on correctly writing a bibliography for various sources in academic writing. It covers formatting for books, journal articles, conference papers, websites, blogs, social media content, films, Quran translations, and legal documents, including special cases like edited books, translated works, and online sources with DOI links. The presenter also clarifies that interviews, observations, and documentation need only be cited in footnotes, not in the bibliography. Clear examples and step-by-step instructions are provided to ensure adherence to proper scholarly standards, making it an essential reference for students and researchers seeking accurate citation practices.

Takeaways

• 📚 Proper bibliography formatting is essential for all sources cited in footnotes or the body text of academic works.
• 📝 For books, list the last name first, followed by the first name, italicize the title, and include the place of publication, publisher, and year.
• 👥 Books with multiple authors: for 2–3 authors, list all names; for 4 or more, list the first author followed by 'et al.'
• 📖 When citing chapters in edited books, use quotation marks for chapter titles and italicize the main book title; include editor names and page numbers.
• 🌐 Online sources such as e-books, journals, websites, and blogs must include access links and the date accessed.
• 📰 Articles from newspapers, magazines, or online media require the author, title in quotes, publication name, date, and full link.
• 🎓 Academic theses, dissertations, and final projects should list the author, title in quotes, type of work, university, location, and year.
• 📹 Online videos and films require the creator's name, title (italicized for films), platform, access date, specific minutes cited, and link.
• 📜 Legal and regulatory documents must include the issuing body, type of regulation, number, year, and subject matter.
• ❗ Interviews, observations, and documentation should be referenced in notes or agendas but not included in the formal bibliography.

Q & A

What is the main topic discussed in the video transcript?

The main topic is how to correctly write a bibliography (daftar pustaka) according to proper academic guidelines, covering different types of sources such as books, articles, websites, media, and regulations.

How should a book written by a single author be cited in the bibliography?

The author's last name is written first, followed by a comma and the first name, then the book title in italics, a period, the place of publication, a colon, the publisher, a comma, and the year, ending with a period.

What is the difference in citing a book with multiple authors compared to a single author?

For two or three authors, only the first author's name is reversed, followed by the other authors' full names. For four or more authors, the first author's name is reversed and followed by 'et al.' instead of listing all names.

How do you cite a chapter from an edited book or anthology?

Write the chapter author's name with last name first, then the chapter title in quotation marks, followed by 'In' and the book title in italics, editor's name, page range, place of publication, publisher, and year.

How should a translated book be referenced?

Cite the original author's name reversed, the book title in italics, then note 'translated by' followed by the translator's name, the place of publication, publisher of the translated version, and year.

What is the correct way to cite a journal article?

List all authors' names, reversing the first author's name. Put the article title in quotation marks, the journal title in italics, volume and number, year, page range, and DOI if available.

How should websites with no author or no date be cited?

If there is no author, start with the title of the article. If there is no date, just include the title, website name, access date, and full URL.

How do you cite content from social media platforms like Facebook or Twitter?

Write the author or organization, title of the post in quotation marks, the social media platform, upload date, and full link to the post.

Should interviews, observations, or personal documentation be included in the bibliography?

No, these are only cited in footnotes or notes about informants or research journals and should not appear in the bibliography.

How should legal documents, like laws or government regulations, be cited?

Start with the issuing institution, then include the type of regulation (e.g., law, government regulation), number, year, and subject matter.

What details are important when citing an online video such as YouTube?

Include the creator's name, video title, platform (e.g., YouTube), access date, the specific time segment referenced, and the full URL.

What is the recommended way to cite a film in the bibliography?

Write the film title in italics, the director's name, year of production, type of media (e.g., DVD), and additional citation details if necessary.