Open Question: What does S.v. in a chicago style citation mean?

7 September 2010, 6:36 pm

I am doing my citations for my history background paper and I know I am supposed to have page numbers in my citations. I use noodletools to create my citations. The librarians said that there should be a place in the citations where it will say page# and I would put the page numbers there. Instead, I get something like this Blanchard, Margaret, ed. History of the Mass Media in the United States. Chicago: Fitroy Dearborn Publishers, 1998. S.v. "Yellow Journalism." By Michael Buchholz. Does the s.v. mean put page numbers here? I don't think it is but what does it mean? Where would I put my page numbers?... Read More »

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