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MLA
Formatting and Style Guide -
Additional Resources
by
Dave Neyhart and Erin E. Karper. Revision by Karl Stolley
www.owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/
01.
MLA - General Format
02.
MLA - In-Text Citations: The Basics
03.
MLA - In-Text Citations: Author-Page Style
04.
MLA - Formatting Quotations
05.
MLA - Footnotes and Endnotes
06.
MLA - Works Cited Page: Basic Format
07.
MLA - Works Cited Page: Books
08.
MLA - Works Cited: Periodicals
09.
MLA - Works Cited: Electronic Sources
10.
MLA - Works Cited: Other Non-Print Sources
11.
MLA - Additional Resources
Additional
Resources
It's always best to consult
the current MLA Style Manual or MLA Handbook for
Writers of Research Papers for any MLA question. If you are
using MLA style for a class assignment, it's also a good idea to
consult your professor, advisor, TA, or other campus resources for
help—they're the ones who can tell you how the style should apply in
your particular case. Below are some other resources for using MLA
style and writing research papers that might also help answer your
questions.
Print Resources the Modern
Language Association
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MLA Manual and
Guide to Scholarly Publishing, 2nd
Edition (ISBN: 0-87352-699-6)
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MLA Handbook for
Writers of Research Papers, 6th
Edition (ISBN: 0-87352-986-3)
Online Resources
1. From the MLA:
2. Formatting Your Paper and
Writing in MLA Style
3. MLA Style Templates and
Sample Papers
4. Documenting and
Referencing Sources
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