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MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION EXAMPLES
| PRINT SOURCES: |
| REFERENCE BOOK
Author. "Article Title." Reference Book Title.
Editor. Volume. Place of Publication: Publisher,
Copyright Date. Pages.
Example:
Cottrell, Randall R. "Anorexia Nervosa." Grolier
Wellness Encyclopedia: Weight Control.
Ed. Robert E. Kline. Vol. 15. Guilford, CT:
Duskin, 1992. 117.
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| BOOK
Author. Title. Place of Publication:
Publisher, Copyright Date.
Example:
Epstein, Rachel. Eating Habits and Disorders.
New York: Chelsea, 1990.
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| BOOK FROM A SERIES
Author. "Article Title." Book Title. Editor.
Series. Place of Publication: Publisher,
Copyright Date. Pages.
Example:
Kaplan, Morton A. "The Right to Privacy Should Be
Limited." Civil Liberties: Opposing Viewpoints.
Ed. Charles P. Cozic. Opposing Viewpoints. San
Diego: Greenhaven, 1994. 103-120.
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| MAGAZINE OR NEWSPAPER ARTICLE
Author. "Article Title." Source Publication
Date: Pages.
Example:
Rosen, Marjorie. "Eating Disorders: A Hollywood
History." People 17 Feb. 1992: 96-98.
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| ELECTRONIC SOURCES: |
| CD-ROM: |
| THE COLUMBIA GRANGER’S WORLD OF POETRY
Author. "Poem Title." Title of Database.
Publication Medium. Place of Publication: Vendor/Publisher,
Electronic Publication Date.
Example:
Whitman, Walt. "Had I the Choice." The Columbia
Granger's World of Poetry. CD-ROM. New York:
Columbia UP, 1995.
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| ONLINE: |
| INTERNET WORLD WIDE WEB
Author, Editor, or Compiler. "Title of
Article/Document." Title of Site/Database.
Date of posting or latest update. Name of
Sponsoring Institution/Organization.
Access Date <Electronic Address or URL>.
Example:
Long, Phillip W. "Anorexia Nervosa." Internet
Mental Health. Jan. 1997. St. Joseph Medical Center.
19 Aug. 1998 <http://www.mentalhealth.com>.
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| ENCYCLOPEDIA (FREE ACCESS)
Author. "Article Title." Online Encyclopedia Title.
Version. Publication Date. Vendor/Publisher.
Access Date <Electronic Address or URL>.
Example:
"Anorexia Nervosa." Britannica.com. 2001.
Britannica.com Inc. 9 July 2001
<http://www.britannica.com>.
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This section is based on the
following:
Gibaldi, Joseph. MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers. 5th ed.
New York:
Modern LanguageAssociation of America, 1999.
"MLA Style." Modern Language Association. 22 March 2000. Modern
Language
Association of America. 9 May 2001 <http://www.mla.org>.
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