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Lesson 1
Why Cite Your Sources?


Lesson 2
Write Your Bibliography with Refworks: Basics

Guided Exercises:
  • Setting up a RefWorks Account


    Lesson 3
    Write Your Bibliography with Refworks: Advanced


    Lesson 4
    Using Style Manuals to Write Your Bibliography


    Lesson 5
    Citing Government Publications


    Lesson 6
    Citing Resources Using the APA Style


    Lesson 7
    Citing Resources Using the MLA Style

    Lesson 8
    Citing Resources Using the Turabian/Chicago Style



  • Citing Sources
         Citing Resources Using the MLA Style
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    Citing essays, poems, and short stories

    When using the MLA citation style to cite an essay, poem, or short story that appears within an anthology or some other book collection, include the following information:

    • author(s) of the essay, poem, or short story
    • full title of essay, poem, or short story
    • full title of entire book
    • editors or authors of entire book, if applicable
    • place of publication
    • publisher
    • page numbers in which the essay, poem, or short story appears
    Examples:
    Kaufman, Bob.  "Blues Note."  The Beat Book. Ed. Anne Waldman.
               Boston:  Shambhala, 1996. 303.
    
    
    Sedaris, David. "Jesus Shaves." Me Talk Pretty One Day.  
               Boston: Little Brown and Company.  2000.  
               174-186.


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