See section 3.12 References to Books of the AMA Manual of Style for more information.
Basic components for citing a chapter in an edited book are:
- Author name(s).
- Title of chapter.
- In: Editor name(s), ed(s).
- Title of Book.
- Edition.
- Publisher name.
- Year of copyright.
- Page numbers.
For e-books, add the following:
Citation example:
Carraro S, Anna Rapetti A. Female monasteries in Venice: religious dynamics and political power. In: Sabaté F, ed. Life and Religion in the Middle Ages. Cambridge Scholars Publishing; 2015:219-233. Accessed March 15, 2005. https://web.p.ebscohost.com/ehost/ebookviewer/ebook/ZTAwMHhuYV9fMTA3NzQ3M19fQU41?sid=db51ba71-e13a-43a9-8c46-30c53655ba2a@redis&vid=18&format=EB&rid=451