How to cite your sources
The following bibliographic entries are based on the MLA Style of citation standards. For more information, go to the MLA web site.
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Citing Sources From Print Materials |
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Book – No Named Author Handbook
of Pre-Columbian Art. New York:
Johnson, 1988. |
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Gershman,
Herbert S. The Surrealist Revolution in France. Ann Arbor: |
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Raffer,
Bernard C., Richard Friedman, and Robert A. Baron.
New York in |
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Book -- Edited Melville, Herman. Moby Dick. Edited by J.P. Small. Boston: Houghton, 1973. |
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Book -- Translation Maurois,
Andre. Lelia.
Translated by Gerard Hopkins. New
York: Harper, |
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Book -- Corporate
Author American
Association of School Administrators. Annual
Report. |
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Poems, Essays, Short Stories, and Plays in Anthologies Poe,
Edgar Allan. "The Raven,"
Great American Poetry, edited by Richard |
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Article -- Newspaper or Weekly Periodical May,
Clifford. "Religious Frictions
Heat Up in Nigeria." New York
Times, 12 |
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Article -- Reference Book (like an encyclopedia) Encyclopedia
Britannica. 1986 ed. S.v.
"Color and Light," by Richard Smith. |
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Citing Sources from the World Wide Web |
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World Wide Web -- Professional/Corporate Sites Portuguese Language Page. University of Chicago. 1 May 1997 |
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World Wide Web -- Personal/Individual Sites Lancashire,
Ian. Home page. 1 May 1997 |
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Article from an online database (like SIRS, NewsBank, ProQuest Direct or Encyclopedia Britannica) "Fresco."
Encyclopaedia Britannica. 29 Mar. 1997 <http://www.eb.com:180>. |
