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I need help making some MLA citations for a book and an online article from a journal.

Last Updated: Nov 19, 2012 | 6 Views

Topics: Citation/Style: MLA

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Follow the link below to our Cite MLA Style Libguide. The rules for citing books are under the Cite Print tab, and the rules for citing from the journal are in the Cite Web tab.

In the Cite MLA the EZ Way! tab there are links to several places online where you can automatically generate MLA citations. Google Scholar is a good place for the journal article, and WorldCat is good for books. You should always double check automatically generated citations to make sure everything is correct, however.

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