Harvard Citation two direct quotes of different Authors in one sentence?

Question

Hi,

I use Harvard Citation and was wondering, how I put together two quotes from different authors in one sentence or rather, how the quotation in the parentheses has to look like. 

Which one's correct?

1. ... why "the Media Lengua speech communities in Salcedo, have shifted to Spanish monolingualism [while] in other communities, [...] it is unlikely that Media Lengua will disappear in the near future" (Shappeck 2011: 6; Dikker 2008: 124). 

2. ... why "the Media Lengua speech communities in Salcedo, have shifted to Spanish monolingualism" (Shappeck 2011: 6) while "in other communities, [...] it is unlikely that Media Lengua will disappear in the near future" ( Dikker 2008: 124). 

Thank you!

Anonym · Accepted Answer

2. It makes it clearer which quotation comes from which source.

meckler · Answer

once you cite it interior the physique of the paper itself, my instructor says to place the 1st notice out of your source(in many situations final call of first auther), 2 areas, and then the internet site quantity.

Harvard Citation two direct quotes of different Authors in one sentence?

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