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Create an MLA Works Cited Page entry for a(n):
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Format the Works Cited page
On (a) separate page(s) at the end of your paper,
list alphabetically by author every work cited in your paper, using the
basic forms illustrated on the previous pages.
List only those sources you actually cited in
your paper.
As illustrated on the previous pages, the rule
for referring to material in an indirect
or secondhand source--that is, for citing when you have not seen the
original but have obtained the information from another document that
cited the original source--is to list the source your have seen,
not the original.
Please note that although the MLA Handbook
recommends underlining book titles, italics are used on these pages because
of internet browser limitations.
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| Title |
Title the page Works Cited (not
Bibliography), at the top of a new page, centered. |
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| Spacing |
All entries should be double-spaced,
unless your assignment instructs you otherwise. |
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| Indentation |
Begin an entry at the margin; indent
the remaining lines five spaces. |
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| Source Titles |
Underline or italicize titles of books,
periodicals, films, and television series (but not individual episodes). |
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| Electronic
sources |
As explained in the sixth edition of
the MLA Handbook, a citation for an electronic publication
typically has more parts than a citation for a print publication
does.
For an electronic source, provide five types of information (as
available):
(1) Author's name
(2) Title
(3) Information about print publication
(4) Information about electronic publication
(5) Information about access |
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