FRESHMAN COMPOSITION, RHETORIC, GRAMMAR II&INTRO. TO LITERARY RESEARCH & WRITINGINSTRUCTOR: James Maxfield
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English 0990, 1010, 1020 James Maxfield, Instructor Introduction—MLA (Modern Language Association) Format for Essays, Scholarly Articles, and Research & Term Papers Note : (Page Numbers are only for Eng. 1010 & 1020 students and refer to pages or chapters in your class textbook, Handbook for Writers (Simon & Schuster).) See also pp. 874-76 in Longman book.Read and refer to Chapter 35 (pp. 561-617) in your Handbook. It is also suggested that you purchase a copy of MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 6th edition, edited by Joseph Gibaldi. The following formats are the minimum needed for In-Text and Works Cited citations for your term paper in English 0990 and 1010, and the 1020 research paper: Example: . . . . and the boy says that "gazing up into the darkness I saw myself as a creature driven and derided by vanity" (Joyce 79). General Citation Reminders for your Works Cited page: (see pp. 569-576) See sample research paper and Works Cited on pp. 597-617. Your book shows a title page. This is optional. But your research or term paper abstract should be on a separate page and be formatted the same as the first page of your paper. (See Handbook for page layouts) MLA format allows for either underlining or italicizing your resource titles. But be consistent. If you used a resource, but did not need to cite it in Works Cited, you may list it at the end under Works Consulted and complete each citation per MLA format. |
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