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Documentation- Work Citation
This document provides an overview of MLA citation style guidelines for documenting sources in research papers according to the MLA Handbook 7th edition. It covers citing various publication types, including periodical articles, books, web publications, and other common sources. For each publication type, it lists the core elements that must be included in a citation, such as author name, title, publication details. It also provides examples of formatted citations for different sources like books, journal articles, and webpages.
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Introduction to the MLA Handbook 7th Edition, focusing on documenting sources and preparing a works cited list.
Key elements covered include documentation, MLA style, and how to cite various sources.
The process and importance of documenting sources, mentioning the necessity of location and citation of facts.
Example of MLA citation style highlighting the analysis of jazz in the 1950s, showcasing stylistic references.
Illustrates how to compile a Works Cited list in MLA and APA formats for scholarly references.
Guide to key features, arrangement, and rules for entering multiple works by the same author.
Instructions for citing various types of periodical print publications including articles from journals, newspapers, and magazines.
Key components necessary for citing an article in a periodical, including author name, title, and publication details.
Basic components required for an article entry: title and author's name.
Instructions for citing nonperiodical publications such as books, anthologies, and various other types of sources.
Detailed structure for citing a book by a single author, including format and example of citation.
Guidance on how to cite web publications, including access dates for online sources.
Various methods for citing works found online, differentiating between print and online publication data.
List of additional common sources to cite, including broadcasts, recordings, performances, and more.
Details on citing publications available in multiple formats, such as books with accompanying CDs.
Reference to a literary research handbook indicating academic resources for further study.
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- 1. Unit- 1 MLAHandbook 7th Ed.Ch.5 Documentation: Preparing the List of Works Cited _MLA Handbook for Writers Of Research Papers Roll No. 4 M. Phil. : Sem 1 Prepared By: Mehta Drashti B. Submitted to: Swami Sahajanand College of Commerce and Management. Bhavnagar.
- 2. 1.Documenting Sources 2.MLA Style 3.The Listof Works Cited 6.Citing Web Publications 5.Citing Nonperiodical Print Publications 4.Citing Periodical Print Publications 7.Citing Additional Common Sources
- 3. 1.Documenting Sources Previous researchers and writers Continual expansion ofhuman process Document source Facts, opinions or quotations Locating the source
- 4. 2.MLA Style The aestheticand ideological orientation of jazz underwent considerable scrutiny in the late 1950s and early 1960s.(Anderson 7)
- 5. Works Cited List MLA Anderson, lain. This is Our Music: Free Jazz, the Sixties, and American Culture. Philadelphia: U of Pennsylvania P, 2007. Print. The Arts and Intellectual Life in mod. Amer. APA Anderson, I.(2007). This is Our music Free Jazz, the sixties, and American culture. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press.
- 6. 3.The List ofWorks Cited Introduction: Key features of a work Placement of the List of Works Cited Arrangement of Entries Two or More Works by the same author Two or more works by the same authors
- 7. 4.Citing Periodical Print Publication Introduction An Article in a Scholarly Journal An Article in a Scholarly Journal That uses Only Issue Numbers An Article in a Scholarly Journal with More Than One Series An Article in a Newspaper An Article in a Magazine A Review An Abstraction in an Abstracts Journal An Anonymous Article An Editorial A Letter to the Editor A Serialized article A Special Issue
- 8. Authors Name Title of an article Name of the periodical Series number or name Volume number Issue number Date of publication Inclusive page numbers Medium of publication consulted Supplementary information <
- 9. Author’s Name Title of an Article Publication Information
- 10. Title of theArticle Title of article Author’ s name
- 11. 5.Citing Nonperiodical Print Publication Introduction A Book by a Single Author An Anthology or a Compilation A Book by Two or More Authors A Book By a Corporate Author A Work in an Anthology An Article in a Reference Book An Introduction, a Preface, a Foreword, or an Afterword An Anonymous Book A Scholarly Edition A Translation An Illustrated Book or a Graphic Narrative A Book Published in a Second or Subsequent Edition A Book in a series A Republished Book or Journal Issue A Publisher’s Imprint A Book with Multiple Publishers A Brochure, Pamphlet , or Press Release A Government Publication The Published Proceedings of a Conference A Book in a Language other than English A Book Published Before 1900 A Book without Stated Publication Information or Pagination An Unpublished Dissertation A Published dissertation
- 12. A Book bya Single Author One of the most common items in student’s works cited lists is the entry for a book by a single author. Such an entry characteristically has three main divisions : Author’s name. Title of the book. Publication information. Here is an example: Frank, Damon. Modernist Heresies: British Literary History, 1883-194. Columbus: Ohio State UP,2008.Print.
- 13. 6.Citing Web Publications Nonperiodicalpublication A Scholarly Journal: Medium of Publication consulted (Web) Data of Access( Day, Month, Year) A Periodical Journal in an online database:
- 14. Introduction Awork Cited only on the web A work on the Web cited with Print Publication Data A work on the Web Cited with publication Data for Another Medium besides Print
- 15. 7.Citing Additional Common Sources A Television or Radio Broadcast A Sound Recording A Film or a Video Recording A Performance A Musical Score or a Libretto A Work of Visual Art An Interview A Map or Chart A Cartoon or Comic Strip An Advertisement A Lecture, A Speech, an Address, or a Reading A Manuscript or Typescript A Letter, A Memo, or an – Email Message A Legal Source An Article in a Microform Collection of Articles An Article Reprinted in a Loose-Leaf Collection of Articles A Publication on CD_ROM or DVD-ROM A Digital File
- 16. Vendor’s Name Publication Date a.A Nonperiodical Publication on CD-ROM or DVD –ROM Author’s name if not given- Total of the publication italicized Name of the editor, compiler or translator Edition, release, or version Place of Publication Name of Publisher Date of Publication Medium of Publication Consulted Supplementary a. Material from a periodically Published Database on CD-ROM or DVD-ROM b. Multidisc Publication
- 17. A Work inMore than One Publication Medium Ex. A book with a CD-ROM
- 18. Bibliography Owens, D. d.The Handbook to Literary Research.