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Introduction to MLA Style
Introduction to Containers
Introduction to DOI
Formatting: Guidelines and Samples
In-text Citations
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How to Format In-text Citations
Number and Type of Author(s)
Multiple Sources with the Same Author Name
Repeated Use of a Source
Referencing
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Listing Author Names
Tips for Online Sources
Referencing: Brightspace
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Book Chapter
Handout
Referencing: Books
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Book with 1 Author
Book with 2 Authors
Book with 3+ Authors
Book with Corporate Author
Book with Editor(s)
Anthology
Authored Chapter of a Edited Book
Translated Book
Reference Book
Classical Works
Referencing: Course Packs
Referencing: eBooks
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eBook from Library Database
eBook from Website
Referencing: Images
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Image from a Book
Image from a Website
Including Images in Your Paper
Referencing: Indigenous Elders & Knowledge Keepers
Referencing: Periodicals
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Journal Article, Print
Journal Article with 1 Author, Online
Journal Article with 2 Authors, Online
Journal Article with 3+ Authors, Online
Magazine Article, Print or Online
Newspaper Article, Print or Online
Referencing: Personal Communications
Referencing: Podcasts
Referencing: Websites
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Page, Article or Posting on a Website
Website (General)
Website, No Author
Website, Same Author/Publisher
Website, Same Author/Publisher/Title
Comment on an Article or Post on a Website
Referencing: Videos
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Film
Television Series
YouTube
Streaming websites or Apps
Secondary Sources
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OWL Purdue Online Writing Lab
Formatting a research paper
When to Use Italics vs. Quotation Marks for Titles
Are there instances when you might not place a parenthetical citation at the end of a sentence?
Introduction to MLA Style
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