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Standard Ebooks manual 1.9.1, section 8.2: when to italicise and when to use quotation marks
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For ebook editors and proofreaders who want a quick map of how one public style manual treats italics versus quotation marks, including emphasis, non-English words, titles and taxonomic names. It is indexed by rule number from a page captured on 2026-11-05, based on reading only; the dictionary it names was not consulted.
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Guide title
Standard Ebooks manual 1.9.1, section 8.2: when to italicise and when to use quotation marks
Coverage
For ebook editors and proofreaders who want a quick map of how one public style manual treats italics versus quotation marks, including emphasis, non-English words, titles and taxonomic names. It is indexed by rule number from a page captured on 2026-11-05, based on reading only; the dictionary it names was not consulted.
Useful starting points
- Italics and quotation marks are not normally used together for the same purpose.
- Place names are neither italicised nor quoted under these rules.
- These are one project's conventions, not an EPUB requirement; the manual changes between versions.
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