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olorielAlles Liebe zum Geburtstag,
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eliathanis!Ich weiß nicht, ob ich es pünktlich bis 18 Uhr schaffe, aber ich hoffe, ihr lasst mich auch ein bisschen später noch rein ;)
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In completely unrelated news, I think it may be necessary for me to quote Monty Python's "Holy Hand-grenade" sequence in my term paper.
How the hell do I reference a movie? No, seriously, how? I mean, I can hardly go "Chapman, Graham, John Cleese et al, 1975. Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Python (Monty) Pictures Limited." in the reference list (or (CHAPMAN 1975, 1:17:22) or whatever in the text), can I? But there must be some kind of guideline on how to do this. I mean, people must have quoted movies in scientific papers before. Anyone have an idea?
(Yes, I could leave it out - although seriously I shouldn't - but why should I pass up on the chance of quoting Monty Python in a linguistic term paper?)
