The document discusses and compares two citation styles - MLA and APA. It provides an overview of the key elements included in citations for each style such as author name, publication date, title and publisher. The main differences between the two styles are identified - MLA is typically used for humanities subjects and lists sources alphabetically on a works cited page, while APA is used for social and natural sciences and lists sources alphabetically on a references page, with emphasis on author and date.

1. Modern Language Association (MLA) Style in Research Methodology. Prepared by, Jayshri Makwana, Roll no14 M.A. Sem.- III E-C :- 302, Research Methodology, Department of English

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