MLA citations
As mentioned in class, we will be using MLA citation format for your paper. With MLA format, you will be citing sources in text using parenthetical citations. The best way to become familiar with this approach is to simply read about it, take it in, try it out, and refer back to the guide for assistance. (Of course, I am happy to help, as well--I have simply found that people who actively seek out the format learn it more quickly and hold onto that knowledge even more).
Please check out this wonderful site for information on MLA format in all its glory: in text citations, works cited . . . even paper lay out. There are a number of links and sections from this main page--please check it all out!
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/
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