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From the OWL resource MLA Formatting and Style Guide
Additional Resources
It's always best to consult the current MLA Style Manual or MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers for any MLA question. If you are using MLA style for a class assignment, it's also a good idea to consult your professor, advisor, TA, or other campus resources for help—they're the ones who can tell you how the style should apply in your particular case. For extraordinary questions that aren't covered clearly in the style manual or haven't been answered by your teacher or advisor, contact the Writing Lab for help at (765) 494-3723 or email us at this form. Below are some other resources for using MLA style and writing research papers that might also help answer your questions.
Print Resources the Modern Language Association
- MLA Manual and Guide to Scholarly Publishing, 2nd Edition (ISBN: 0-87352-699-6)
- MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 6th Edition (ISBN: 0-87352-986-3)
Online Resources
From the MLA:
Formatting Your Paper and Writing in MLA Style
- MLA Format for Annotated Bibliographies (Lesley University)
MLA Style Templates and Sample Papers
- MLA Research Paper Templates in Microsoft Word and Rich Text formats (from Wright University)
- Sample Paper: MLA Style (from Hacker Handbook Resources)
Documenting and Referencing Sources
- MLA Citation Style (from the Long Island University Library)
- MLA Documentation: Citations in Text (from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center)
- MLA parenthetical Documentation (from LEO at St. Cloud University)
- Parenthetical References in MLA Style (from A Research Guide for Students)
- Sample parenthetical References Page (from A Research Guide for Students)
- MLA Documentation: Works Cited Page (from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center)
- Works Cited in MLA Style (from A Research Guide for Students)
- Sample Works Cited Page (from A Research Guide for Students)
- MLA Documentation: Citing Electronic Sources (from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center)
- Using MLA Style to Cite and Document Internet Sources (from Bedford St. Martin's Online!)
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