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When a period separates a title and a subtitle on the title page, we change the period to a colon. When a question mark, exclamation point, or dash separates a title and a subtitle on the title page, we leave the original mark:

Dear Jennifer, I have a question regarding the use of semi-colons in the subtitle of report headlines. Specifically, I'd like to know whether or not the first word after the semi-colon should be capitalized. I know that the first word after the subtitle typically begins with a capital letter as per Chicago and AP rules, but the AP is silent on what to do when the subtitle is itself separated by a semi-colon. Is the below headline acceptable?

In my academic field, I often see titles that include some made-up system name, a colon, and a short description of the system. Something like: "Gizmo: a great new way to do things".Is there a name or term for the first word in this title, the system name? It's clearly not the subtitle or the title, but is there anything else I can call it?

Thanks for your question. A colon and a question mark should not generally appear next to each other in a title. So, for instance, if a title ends in a question mark and the title is followed by a subtitle, do not add a colon between the title and the subtitle. See the example above: Whose Music? A Sociology of Musical Language.

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The different components of a citation are distinguished using commas (with the exception of between the title or subtitle and the publication information) and you end the citation with a full stop. In subsequent citations to the same book, you can use an abbreviated version. Below is an example of how a citation should look:

In the bibliography, you provide the surname and first name of the author or editor, the full title and subtitle in italics, the publishing location, and the year of publication (not between brackets in the bibliography). The different components of the citation are distinguished using full stops (not with commas as in the footnotes and endnotes). A book citation appears in the bibliography as follows:

The different components of a citation are distinguished using commas (with the exception of between the title or subtitle and the publication information) and you end the citation with a full stop. Please note that the comma after the title of the chapter must be between the quotation marks. In subsequent citations to the same chapter, you can use an abbreviated version. A citation for a chapter from a book with multiple authors appears as follows:

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When writing a book title in the text, not the references, most academic style manuals require title-style capitalization and italics. For example, they would all format the book title Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince in the same way. However, each style manual follows slightly different rules for handling hyphenated terms and subtitles. For details, read the guide below.

The Academy nominated 15 films with subtitles for Oscars this year. As these films vie for the most coveted entertainment distinction across a wide range of categories on March 27, the English audience will follow soundbites from Danish, Dari, Pashto, Dzongkha, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Kyrgyz, Mandarin, Norwegian, Polish, Spanish, as well as dialogues in American Sign Language, through subtitles.

Even though the Academy specifically changed the name of the international films' award category from "Best Foreign Language Feature Film" to "Best International Feature Film" in 2019, it's a mistake to think that subtitles are about language; they're not. They're as much about storytelling as screenplay writing is, except subtitle writing works on removing language barriers without sacrificing meaning. The translation must convey every part of the dialogue in a way that fits across the screen and in a way that corresponds to the time between sentences and scenes. No one should await a one-to-one conversion of words while watching a movie; stories gets sacrificed with such literal translation.

Debate over subtitles resurrected itself recently over the Netflix series Squid Game. Critics claimed that subtitles were inaccurate and therefore compromised audience comprehension. Dissatisfaction with subtitling in Squid Game focused mostly on "non-translatable" words.

Squid Game isn't the first subtitle flap. Netflix's American Factory (2019) caused considerable controversy over its subtitle translation. The film documented the establishment of a Chinese-owned Fuyao glass factory in a former General Motors factory in Dayton, Ohio. In one scene, in a cross-cultural awareness training session, the Fuyao administration used a northern Chinese idiom that was literally translated in the subtitle as: "Donkeys like to be touched in the direction of their hair rather than against it," meaning "everyone likes to be praised rather than offended." But the literal translation in the subtitle led to an outcry that "the Chinese compared us to animals." That was simply not the case.

Acknowledging even that flaw misses the forest for the trees, though. The subtitle debate coincides with larger questions that are surfacing now in Hollywood, namely what constitutes a movie and who makes it? If the new Oscars telecast is any indication, the Academy thinks it's just the work of actors, directors and writers and no one else.

But that can't be the case. Squid Game wouldn't be the same without the tracksuits and the numbers to dehumanize the characters playing the game; costumes helped tell the story. Nadia Stacey, Naomi Donne and Julia Vernon are nominated this year for hair and makeup for Disney's Cruella. It's hard to imagine Cruella's character coming through with a bare face and a messy bun. And no foreign language film could effectively convey story, character or scene without subtitles. 041b061a72