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How to cite a footnote turabian style for an interview? Also if I have to cite that multiole times, does the footnote change?
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- Anonymous4 years ago
Your question makes no sense. Are you citing a footnote that's in somebody else's book or article? Or are you citing an interview in YOUR OWN footnote? If it's the latter, then you're not "citing a footnote." Please explain what the hell you're trying to do here.
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