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FYE22: The Rich Diversity of St. Petersburg

This guide lists a variety of library resources, state document collections, and archives about the history, environment, and culture of the State of Florida.

MLA (Modern Language Association)

Examples

Journal

Gubar, Marah. "Risky Business: Talking about Children in Children’s Literature Criticism." Children's Literature Association Quarterly, no. 4, 2013, p. 450. 


Book 

McCracken, Tony. Apathy in Literature: A Discourse on Emotionless Characters and Concepts. Anchor Academic Publishing, 2014.

 

With the introduction of the eighth edition of the MLA handbook, some changes on how to cite your sources were introduced. There is now a list of recommended core elements to look for and include in your citations.

  1. Author.
  2. Title of source.
  3. Title of container,
  4. Other contributors,
  5. Version,
  6. Number,
  7. Publisher,
  8. Publication date,
  9. Location.

The punctuation listed here is what comes after each element. If an element cannot be found, it can be left out.