quote] Tough call. Wikipedia identifies "French Resistance" as a capitalized te
29 Sep 2011 When should you capitalize season names, and why are there different names for seasons such as “autumn" and “fall"?
Rule 2: Seasons as Titles. When a season is used in a title, the capitalization rule that applies to titles should be utilized. For example, in this sentence, “The Fall 2014 Semester Ends in December," Fall 2014 would be considered a title and therefore capitalized.
(Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2017), 8.88. 2. The Associated Press Stylebook 2017 (New York: Associated Press, 2017), 257. 3. The Chicago Manual of Style, 17th ed. (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2010), 8.88, 14.171; The samples in Guideline 3 are examples of endnotes and footnotes according to The
[Example]. Comma (,). Magazine, Newspaper, or Journal Title. Italicize the title of the periodical. [Example]; Capitalize the periodical title as you would a book title. Journal titles are usually given in full, but may be abbreviated so long as the abbreviations are used consistently. Chicago follows guidelines similar to CSE style
26 Aug 2011 I'm not really interested in OP's should. He can choose which style guide he wants to follow, and take their advice. Obviously if the season itself is part of a compound name (an event, academic term, publication issue, as per @Gnawme's examples), it's capitalised just like the other words. As regards what
Names and Terms from the table of contents of the Chicago Manual of Style Online.
Note: The only way to be sure if a word derived from a person's name should be capitalized is to look it up in the dictionary. For example, "Bunsen burner" (after Robert Bunsen) is capitalized, while "diesel engine" (after Rudolph Diesel) is not. Also, referring to specific geologic time frames, the Chicago Manual of Style says
3 Apr 2014 Posts about Chicago Manual of Style written by Amanda Bumgarner.
3. Titles. It is often requested that you capitalize a person's organizational title when it precedes the name, but some people and organizations prefer that it remain lower case. When in doubt, check the organizational chart, webpage, correspondence, or business card. Examples: Chairperson Haines. OR chairperson Haines.

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