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1 This guide is a brief introduction to some of the most.docx
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This guide is a brief introduction to some of the most common types of citations
using MLA style. The rules of citing materials using MLA style are developed by the
Modern Language Association (MLA). For specific examples not included in this guide,
please consult the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 8th edition, available
at LB2369 .G53 2016, or consult the MLA Style Center’s Works Cited: A Quick Guide at:
style.mla.org/works-cited-a-quick-guide/
The MLA 8th edition introduces a flexible system built upon core
elements in a certain order. To create citations for your Works Cited list,
use only important information that is available and necessary to find
your source again.
Core Elements for Works Cited List
The Works Cited Page - MLA Style 8th Edition
Core Element Description Descriptive Example
Author. The author’s name, if available Author’s Last Name, First Name.
Corporation Name,
Title of Source. Title is usually displayed
prominently. Can be an article or
book title
“Title of Article or Chapter.”
Title of Self-Contained Piece Like
a Book.
Title of Container, This can be a book title, journal
title, newspaper, website, or
database
Book Title If Source Is an Article or
Chapter,
Title of Website or Database
Name,
Other Contributors, Others that are not authors but
contributed: editors, illustrators,
etc.
edited by First Name Last Name,
adapted by First Name Last
Name,
illustrated by First Name Last
Name,
Version, Usually the edition 8th ed.,
Number, Volume and number of a set vol. 25, no. 4,
Publisher, The primary producer of the piece Oxford U,
Publication date, Full date 2016,
18 Jan. 2017
Location. Page number , website URL, or
digital object identifier (DOI)
pp. 210-215.
www.cnn.com.
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Jackle, John, and Keith A. Schulle. The Garage: Automobility and Building Innovation in America’s Early
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Book with 3 or More Authors
Nicola Acocella, et al. Macroeconomic Paradigms and Economic Policy: From the Great Depression to the
Great Recession. Cambridge UP, 2016.
Chapter, Essay, or Other Work that Appears in an Anthology
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Article in a Specialized Encyclopedia or Dictionary
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Note: If an author’s name is not given, begin your citation with the name of the article.
Film on DVD or in Theater
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1 Rise and Fall of the Personal Essay in Media
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Rise and Fall of the Personal Essay in Media
Student Name
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Course Name
Instructor Name
Date
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personal and confessional essays affected the formal nature of writing in all genres. They
note that, societally, formality has changed writing and everything else, but there is a
large difference in the writing of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and feature writing after the
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This guide is a brief introduction to some of the most common types of citations
using MLA style. The rules of citing materials using MLA style are developed by the
Modern Language Association (MLA). For specific examples not included in this guide,
please consult the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 8th edition, available
at LB2369 .G53 2016, or consult the MLA Style Center’s Works Cited: A Quick Guide at:
style.mla.org/works-cited-a-quick-guide/
The MLA 8th edition introduces a flexible system built upon core
elements in a certain order. To create citations for your Works Cited list,
use only important information that is available and necessary to find
your source again.
Core Elements for Works Cited List
The Works Cited Page - MLA Style 8th Edition
Core Element Description Descriptive Example
Author. The author’s name, if available Author’s Last Name, First Name.
Corporation Name,
Title of Source. Title is usually displayed
prominently. Can be an article or
book title
“Title of Article or Chapter.”
Title of Self-Contained Piece Like
a Book.
Title of Container, This can be a book title, journal
title, newspaper, website, or
database
Book Title If Source Is an Article or
Chapter,
Title of Website or Database
Name,
Other Contributors, Others that are not authors but
contributed: editors, illustrators,
etc.
edited by First Name Last Name,
adapted by First Name Last
Name,
illustrated by First Name Last
Name,
Version, Usually the edition 8th ed.,
Number, Volume and number of a set vol. 25, no. 4,
Publisher, The primary producer of the piece Oxford U,
Publication date, Full date 2016,
18 Jan. 2017
Location. Page number , website URL, or
digital object identifier (DOI)
pp. 210-215.
www.cnn.com.
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Student Name
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Course Name
Instructor Name
Date
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Mousislli examine blogs and internet sites that allowed amateur writers to publish or self-
publish whatever stories they chose. The authors provide examples of stories as tinder for
their strong polemic on the personal essay. They also include a graph that details the start
of what they term the “Dread Rise,” or the rise in popularity of the personal essay; the
graph starts in 2008 and ends in late 2016. The graph will be used as a visualization of
the rise and fall of personal essays. Almanza et al. also argue that the more confessional
personal essays devalue the entire literary community by allowing writers to publish
work based on shock value instead of literary merit. They provide a few excerpts from
confessional essays that are truly absurd to thoroughly prove their point. These excerpts
will be used to argue the con part of the research paper’s argument.
Gordon, F., & Arden, D. (2014). The personal era of writing fiction, nonfiction, and everything
else. Indie Presses.
Gordon and Arden discuss how the confessional, or personal, essay has affected
nonfiction, fiction, and other genres of writing. They present two fiction and nonfiction
examples each and discuss the changes in form and diction. Examples of poetry and
feature articles are also provided and examined. Gordon and Arden believe that the rise in
personal and confessional essays affected the formal nature of writing in all genres. They
note that, societally, formality has changed writing and everything else, but there is a
large difference in the writing of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and feature writing after the
3
resurgence of the personal essay. There was also a rise in the personal and sometimes
irrelevant information included in an attempt to get readers to engage with a particular
publication exclusively. The readerships for the publications publishing personal essays
went up, but all of them saw a huge drop off in November 2016, causing a major shift in
the editorial processes of many publishers online or otherwise. Many online publishers
closed. The examples of the different kind of writing will be used to show the differences
in the writing styles.
Ma, Y., Turoi, M., Cho, J., & Idowu, A. (2015). A study of media and journalism.
Journal- Journal, 7(2), 13–25. https://doi.org/10.559/wjp.v5.i3.2313
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6. Explain the Veterans Administration system
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8. Explain the Active duty military system
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This initiative was inspired by a presentation made by Isabela Robinson on Ted Talks in March last year where she suggested the evils subjected on young citizens by the police and the effect this has on their development (TEDx Talks, 2019).
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To collect primary data for my study, I have interviewed two victims of this social evil, their respective parents and have complemented this information with records of hospitalized victims and an expert opinion from a local researcher affiliated to social activism firm in Savannah.
In this project I will persuade the residents of the suburbs to embark on forming social networks and giving these cases the publicity they need to be exposed and attended.
To successfully convince the residence to use social media to root out police brutality I will use experts and opinions from authorities of the sociology of policing, present to them statistics of those affected by the issue and the worrying trend and later present the sorry states of those whose lives have been negative affected by the issue.
However, disrespect for authorities in many instances prompt the police to apply violence (Silver, 2017). I will emphasize on cooperation with the police and a call for the youth to desist from violence and drug abuse as the police have cited these as their resolve to apply violence to apprehend some youths.
To seek more information on this project, I have used the PsycINFO catalogue in the Cleveland State Community College to identify scholarly articles relating to the issue. Here is have found articles and videos which are more important as they have more elaborate data. I have not had any trouble sourcing information on the project.
References
Silver, A. (2017). The demand for order in civil society: A review of some themes in the history of urban crime, police, and riot. In Theories and origins of the modern police (pp. 23-46). Routledge. Retrieved from; https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/e/9781315084824/chapters/10.4324/9781315084824-3
TEDx Talks. (2019, March 7). Social Media’s Impact on Cases of Police Brutality. Retrieved from; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_Y3_y_hzp8
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A Detailed Outline for the Persuasive Research Essay
For this assignment, you are asked to start thinking about The Persuasive Research Essay you must write. To complete this assignment, please .
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This research paper examines three 19th century farming handbooks in historical context. Population growth, improved transportation, and technological advances transformed farming from a way of life into a business. Agricultural journals emerged to spread new scientific knowledge among farmers. Handbooks also played a role in educating young farmers. The paper analyzes three handbooks from the 1800s in light of changes in farming, knowledge distribution, and education's increasing focus on agriculture.
Steve Atkinson has over a decade of experience with the city’s Plann.docx
Steve Atkinson has over a decade of experience with the city’s Planning and Development Services Department. He was the lead planner on the city’s major overhaul of its Shoreline Master Program, completed in 2013, as well as the Comprehensive Plan update,
Tacoma 2040
.
A link to a recent (within the past 3 months) news story shall be posted to Canvas
by the Sunday prior to the presentation @ 11:59PM
. News stories are “standard, objective, fact-based reporting on a current matter of public concern. The author’s name is identified in the byline. These stories usually represent the majority of stories in printed publications and on the Websites of mainstream news organizations” (McCormick Foundation, p. 4). Each news story may only be posted
once
. The link to the news story shall be accompanied by a post containing the following:
A 3 -4 sentence summary of the content of the story
List all the sources the author cites in the article (include a description of who they are in parenthesis)
Two questions the author left unanswered about the facts, arguments, and sources he/she cited?
A brief (50 word) description of how you think this story relates to the content of this week’s presentation (review the syllabus description of the presentation for guidance)
IMPORTANT NOTE
: In order to receive credit for your post, it must be
properly written
, posts with typos will be given a zero grade.
Steve Atkinson has over a decade of experience with the city’s Planning and Development Services Department. He was the lead planner on the city’s major overhaul of its Shoreline Master Program, completed in 2013, as well as the Comprehensive Plan update,
Tacoma 2040
.
A link to a recent (within the past 3 months) news story shall be posted to Canvas
by the Sunday prior to the presentation @ 11:59PM
. News stories are “standard, objective, fact-based reporting on a current matter of public concern. The author’s name is identified in the byline. These stories usually represent the majority of stories in printed publications and on the Websites of mainstream news organizations” (McCormick Foundation, p. 4). Each news story may only be posted
once
. The link to the news story shall be accompanied by a post containing the following:
A 3 -4 sentence summary of the content of the story
List all the sources the author cites in the article (include a description of who they are in parenthesis)
Two questions the author left unanswered about the facts, arguments, and sources he/she cited?
A brief (50 word) description of how you think this story relates to the content of this week’s presentation (review the syllabus description of the presentation for guidance)
IMPORTANT NOTE
: In order to receive credit for your post, it must be
properly written
, posts with typos will be given a zero grade.
The topic is
The Everyday-ness of Planning
by
Stephen Atkinson (Senior Planner, City of Tacoma and US alum)
Steve Atkinson has over a decade of experience with the city.
httpscdn.fbsbx.comvt59.2708-21435047265_397362716425228_8482893819851882993_n...
Here is the reference citation for the given information:
An (Year). Article title. Magazine Title, Volume(Issue No.), pages.
CHAPTER 9 Organizing the Information You Evaluated, Part I.docx
CHAPTER 9:
Organizing the Information You Evaluated, Part II
LIB100 Professor Lisa Anderson with Merve Uludogan, Business Administration
164
Here’s What We Know from Chapter 8
How to finalize your Semester Project thesis statement, research
questions and keywords
How to organize your Semester Project presentation mode
How to utilize time management skills to effectively organize your
Semester Project
How to create an effective outline based on your selected mode of
presentation
By the End of This Chapter Here’s What You Will Know
How to determine when, where and how you need to cite a source
How to create an APA-style in-text citation
How to create an APA-style full citation
How to cite print books
How to cite print periodicals
How to use database citation tools
How to use open-web citation tools
How to cite websites
How to cite social media sites
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The Cold, Unforgiving World of Citations
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locked down your presentation format. You also finalized your thesis statement, research
questions and primary keywords for database searching.
As Travis Bickle would say, you are getting your Semester Project “organizized.”
In this chapter, we will continue our organization process by applying the formal
rigor of APA-style citations. Citations are both unforgivingly precise and very important.
Learning when and how to correctly cite research papers and projects is an essential skill
that will reach well beyond this course. You will need this skill not only for the remainder
of your academic career, but throughout your professional career as well.
COME BACK AND READ THIS WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT
WINGING IT: Citation style and formatting is a very precise and specific process. The
final grading of your Semester Project submission is
rubric-based, and a significant part of that rubric evaluates
the levels of success in your citation proficiency.
Your LIB100 professor will review your citations for
precision and accuracy and score accordingly. In short,
166
there is no faking the correct formatting and placement of citations!
Too often, students undervalue the importance of correct citations and formatting
style, waiting until the very last moment to slap something together and hope no one
notices. It never works; they do.
In short, when it comes to citations, you can’t just fake it.
Don’t fall into this trap! As you will soon see, there are many tools, templates and
even entire websites that will help you correctly format citations. It is very important to the
overall success of your Semester Project that you invest the time and effort into learning
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MLA 9th: News Articles
- 1. MLA 9TH EDITION: NEWS SOURCES ENC 1101
- 2. APA DOCUMENTATION Works Cited The citation on the works cited page allows readers to access the source included in the essay Content Content of in-text citation indicates which source listed on the reference page is being referenced In-text In-text citation = indicates that information from the news is being summarized or quoted
- 3. WORKS CITED PAGE • Lists the two news articles in alphabetical order • Double-spaced • Formatted with a hanging indent
- 4. BASIC CITATION Author. “Title of the Article.” Title of the Website/ News Source, publication date, web address without the http:// Article title = “Quotation Marks” Website / News Source = Italicized
- 6. NEWSPAPER ARTICLE Author. Author Last Name, First Name. “Title of the Article.” Title of the Newspaper, Day Month Year, web address without the htpp:// Johnson, Carolyn. Y. “First Peanut Allergy Drug Approved by FDA: The New Drug, Palforzia, Is Expected to Be the First in a New Generation of Food Allergy Treatments.” The Washington Post, 31 Jan. 2020, www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/01/31/first-peanut-allergy-drug- approved-by-fda/
- 7. MAGAZINE ARTICLE Article title. Magazine Title. Author. Author. (Date).
- 8. MAGAZINE ARTICLE Author. Author Last Name, First Name. “Title of the Article.” Title of the Magazine, Day Month Year, web address without the http:// Mallonee, Laura. “The Eerie Repopulation of the Fukushima Exclusion Zone: Even in Towns where Radiation Levels Are Deemed Safe Enough to Return, Apprehension Still Fills the Air.” Wired Magazine, 3 Feb. 2020, www.wired.com/story/eerie-repopulation-fukushima-exclusion-zone/
- 9. VIDEO ARTICLE Article title. Newspaper Title. Author. Author. (Date). Article Title Date Authors Program/ Show
- 10. VIDEO ARTICLE Author. Host Last Name, First Name. “Title of the Article. “ Title of the Program/ Website, Day Month Year, web address without the http:// Shifrin, Nick and Dan Sagalan. “How China’s High-tech ‘Eyes’ Monitor Behavior and Dissent." PBS Newshour, 30 Sept. 2019, www.pbs.org/newshour/show/how-chinas-high-tech-eyes-monitor- behavior-and-dissent
- 11. REFERENCES: EXCEPTIONS Organization as Author AFP News Agency. (2017, February 23). “French Army Grooms Eagles to Down Drones.” YouTube, 23 Feb. 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=TseOHDBZ8MA No Author: start with the article title “Article Title.” Title of the News Website, Day Month Year, web address without the http://
- 12. IN-TEXT CITATIONS Include in each sentence that borrows from the news article “Quote” (in-text). Summarize = saying the same thing as the news article in your own words (in-text). Names, places, dates, numbers, statistics = (in-text).
- 13. IN-TEXT CITATION In-text citations should match the citation on the reference page Normal = (Last Name) If no author = (“First Three Words” of title).
- 14. IN-TEXT CITATIONS (Shifrin and Sagalan). Shifrin, Nick and Dan Sagalan. How China’s High-tech ‘Eyes’ Monitor Behavior and Dissent. PBS Newshour, 30 Sept. 2019, www.pbs.org/newshour/show/how- chinas-high-tech-eyes-monitor- behavior-and-dissent (AFP News Agency). AFP News Agency. (2017, February 23). “French Army Grooms Eagles to Down Drones.” YouTube, 23 Feb. 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=TseOH DBZ8MA
- 15. QUOTATION The PBS News Hour article is detailed in its facts: “But in Communist China, who decides who has nothing to hide? Like Ping An, the government is now converting data on its citizens into social credit scores” (Shifrin and Sagalan). The article explains how facial recognition technology with cameras that are ubiquitous in mainland China is coupled with social media apps to create a network of surveillance. This level of detail explains the pervasiveness of surveillance as well as how intrusive “big data” has become in the average Chinese citizen’s life. In-text citations included
- 16. SUMMARY The PBS News Hour article is detailed in its facts: companies, such as Ping An, are collecting data that is then turned over to the Chinese government to affect a citizen’s credit worthiness (Shifrin and Sagalan). The article explains how facial recognition technology with cameras that are ubiquitous in mainland China is coupled with social media apps to create a network of surveillance. This level of detail explains the pervasiveness of surveillance as well as how intrusive “big data” has become in the average Chinese citizen’s life. Because the summary says the same thing as the news article + a name of a company is given, an in-text citation is required
- 17. STRUCTURE OF A SUPPORTING PARAGRAPH 1. Topic sentence that indicates which appeal will be analyzed (logos, ethos, pathos) 2. Overview of News Source A 3. “Quotation from News Source A” (in-text). 4. Interpretation of effectiveness of News Source A 5. Overview of News Source B 6. “Quotation from News Source B” (in-text) 7. Interpretation of effectiveness of News Source B 8. Declaration of which source is more effect (News Source A or B, or if there is a tie)
- 18. Please review the example outlines & essays for documentation ✣If you have specific questions, please send them to me via email in Canvas.