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MLA (Modern Language Association)
Documentation for
Works Cited (7th Edition)
revised 02/2009
Based on:
Gibaldi, Joseph. MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers. 7th
ed. New York: Modern Language
Association of America, 2009.
Assembled by Ms. Kim Brydges and Ms. Pat St. Tourangeau, Boise High
School. You may also consult:
http://www.anzwers.org/free/brydges/Researchezlist.htm
Works Cited E-Z
Reference Sheet
Compiled by the BHS
Language Arts Department in collaboration with the Library Staff
PRINT SOURCES
A BOOK:
Author’s
Last Name, First Name. Title of Book. City of Publisher:
Publishing Company, Year Published.
Format of Material.
Wilson, Tom. How Ms. Bear Made Me Love English Class. New
York: Penguin Books, 2002. Print.
A BOOK BY TWO OR THREE AUTHORS:
Author’s
Last Name, First Name, and First Name/Last Name of other author(s).
Title of Book. City of
Publisher: Publishing Company, Year Published. Format
of Material.
Pitt, Brad, and Kim Brydges. Why English is a Partnership.
Atlanta: Kendrick Press, 2001. Print.
PART OF AN ANTHOLOGY:
Last
Name, First. “Title of Article/Story.” Title of Book. Eds.
First/Last Editor Names. Where Published:
Publisher, Year Published. pages used. Format of
Publication.
Clown, Ima. “I Love to Research!” The Student’s Handbook to
Quality Papers. Eds. Ken Anderson,
Carolyn Rapp, and Carlos Castillo. Boise: Caldwell
Press, 2007. 23-26. Print.
BOOK WITH AN EDITOR, BUT NO
AUTHOR:
Last Name, First, ed. Title of Book. Where Published:
Publisher, Year. Format of Publication.
Cool, Meso, ed. The English Teacher’s Guide to Success. New
York: McGraw-Hill, 2004. Print.
BOOK WITH AN AUTHOR AND AN EDITOR:
Author’s Last Name, First. Title of Book. Ed. First and Last
Name of Editor. Where Published: Publisher,
Year Published. Format of Publication.
Neato,
Shesureis. Ms. Solberg: A Biography. Ed. Erik Quissell. Los
Angeles: Bantam Books, 2002. Print.
ENCYCLOPEDIA-STYLE REFERENCE BOOK:
Author’s Last Name, First (if given). “Title of Article or
Selection.” Title of Reference Book Encyclopedia.
Edition. Year. Format of Publication.
“English Teaching.” World Book Encyclopedia. 8th
ed. 1997. Print.
MAGAZINE:
Author’s Last Name, First Name. “Title of Article.” Name of
Periodical Day Month Year Published: pages
used. Format of Publication.
Star, Super. “IF Only I Could Always Take English at Boise High.”
Rolling Stone 5 Dec. 2007: 18-34. Print.
ELECTRONIC
SOURCES
ONLINE SUBSCRIPTION DATABASE FROM A LIBRARY:
Author’s Last Name, First (if given). “Title of Article.” Magazine,
Article, or Book Title Where Originally
Published.
Day Month Year of original publication: page numbers. Database Title.
Database
Service Provider. Format of Publication. Day Month
Year Accessed.
Gang,
Koolanthe. “Why Boise High Students Excel.” U. S. News and World
Report 5 January 2009: 24-32.
eLibrary. ProQuest. Web. 1 May 2009.
ONLINE MAGAZINE OR NEWSPAPER
(NOT FROM DATABASE)
Last Name, First Name of Author (if given). “Title of Article.”
Title of Magazine or Newspaper
Date of Original Publication. Format
of Publication. Day Month Year of Access.
Fine, Heso. “Probing English Literacy Among Boise High Students.”
Boise Highlights 5 May
1982. Web. 15 January 2009.
ONLINE ENCYCLOPEDIA
Last Name, First Name of Author (if given). “Title of Article.”
Title of Encyclopedia or Reference Work.
Editor’s First Last Name (if given). Format of
Publication. Day Month Year of Access.
Champion, Gonna B. A. “Star English Students Dine at White House.”
World Book Online. Ed. Ted
Hettinga. Web. 4 July
2009.
**DON’T FORGET THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN A WORKS CITED
AND A WORKS CONSULTED PAGE!
WORKS CONSULTED
= Any and all sources
you researched
WORKS
CITED = Only the sources
that were used in your paper
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