MLA
“The eighth edition of the MLA Handbook, published in 2016, rethinks documentation for an era of digital publication. The MLA now recommends a universal set of guidelines that writers can apply to any source and gives writers in all fields—from the sciences to the humanities—the tools to intuitively document sources. Learn more below about the changes to MLA guidelines.”
https://www.mla.org/MLA-Style/What-s-New-in-the-Eighth-Edition
“The MLA Style Center” - the free online companion to the MLA Handbook. The handbook is in the first floor Reference collection, call number R 808.02 M72h, 2016
Works Cited: A Quick Guide
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A source in a single container
- e.g. an essay in a book
- e.g. a video on a web site
- A sources in two containers, e.g. a journal article from a database,
This web page was created by Jasmine Cieszynski, Instructional Services. The content of the page was updated on 6/30/2016.