Answered By: Jessica Maris Last Updated: Aug 05, 2024 Views: 478854
Yes, as verified in the MLA Handbook, 9th Edition. For instance, if you were citing this passage which appears on pages 26-27 of a book by an author with the last name Russell, you would add 'Russell' and '26-7' in your citation, as in this example:
Progressive education has always involved conflict between upholding disciplinary standards and promoting social equity (Russell 26-7).
OR if citing multiple pages but from different portions of the book:
Progressive education has always involved conflict between upholding disciplinary standards and promoting social equity, though Russell later states that conflict can be avoided by using specific techniques (Russell 26-7, 32).
See our Cite MLA Style guide for more.
MLA Handbook Online
Great news! COM students can access the MLA Handbook Online, from the experts that wrote the rules!
It provides sample papers and examples that you may be uncertain about, like if there is no author or more than one author. You can go straight to the citation examples.
The MLA Handbook Online can be accessed on or off campus 24/7. Just login with your COM account.
Links & Files
Was this helpful? 758 187
Comments (8)
-
Thank you so much for this! I know it's just a simple question and answer, but it was exactly what I needed!by Lys on Jan 04, 2019
-
This answered my question on how to cite consecutive page numbers in text. Thanksby Mrs. O on Apr 29, 2022
-
This really helped me out. Thank you!by I.V. on Feb 05, 2023
-
A very simple question with a very simple answer. If only the world ran like this.by G-boy on Mar 24, 2023
-
THANK YOU - a simple question but this was the best answer possibleby Jules S. on Jun 04, 2023
-
Could you clarify if the page numbers should appear as 26-27 or as 26-7?by Citation confusion on Jan 14, 2024
-
Hello kristie_metz@hcpss.org. You are right, in this case it would be 26-7. If the additional page falls above 20 something you would need to add the first digit as well, like 26-32. And if a page used is not sequential but additional, it would be like the last example, 26-7, 32.by COM Library on Jan 24, 2024
-
Thank you so much for answering, I could not find an answer for this anywhere!by alex on Sep 20, 2024
Answers by Topic
- About the Library
- Textbook Checkout & Course Reserves
- Printing
- Books
- Library Lab
- Articles
- COM
- Databases
- Citation/Style: MLA
- Microsoft Word
- Borrowing Library Items
- Research
- Database: OneSearch
- COM: Bookstore
- eBooks
- Citation/Style: APA
- Distance Ed
- Citation
- Hot or Controversial Topics
- Fax/Scan
- Computers & Tech (Help)
- Literature
- American Literature
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Home Access
- Nursing
- COM ID
- Adobe
- Internet
- Database: EBSCO
- Copiers
- Health & Medicine
- American History
- Scholarly/Peer Reviewed
- Social Sciences
- GED
- English
- Government & Law
- Study Guides, Tests & Testing
- Psychology
- Files & Drives
- Literary Criticism
- Database: ProQuest
- Papers & Writing
- Wi-Fi
- Database: CINAHL
- Study Rooms
- Database: EBSCO eBooks
- Faculty
- Database: JSTOR
- History
- Speech
- Research Tutorial
- British Literature
- COM: WebAdvisor
- Adult Education
- Interlibrary loan (ILL)
- Media
- Games & Puzzles
- Database: Gale
- World History
- Science
- Education
- Database: Opposing Viewpoints
- Guides
- Library Fees
- Careers
- Humanities
- Business
- Database: Issues & Controversies
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft Office 365
- Biology
- Philosophy
- Reference
- Computers & Tech (Research)
- Industrial
- Database: Films on Demand
- World Literature
- Primary Sources
- Database: Hoopla
- Journals
- MAC
- Texas
- YouTube
- Communication
- Ethics
- Math
- Google Scholar
- Microsoft Office
- Streaming Media
- Religion
- News
- Database: LearningExpress
- Crtitcal Thinking & Information Literacy
- Sociology
- Database: Infobase
- Criminal Justice
- African Americans
- Citation/Style: GSA
- Local
- Drama
- CHS
- Database: CQ Researcher
- Mobile
- Gender
- iOS, iTunes
- Database: Gale eBooks
- zoterbib
- Coronavirus
- Statistics
- Music
- Database: Britannica
- COM History
- Environment
- Database: World News Digest
- Athletics & Sports
- Film
- Poetry
- Language
- Open Access
- Testing
- Geography & Travel
- Economics & Finance
- Geology
- Nutrition
- Native Americans
- Scan
- Art
- British History
- Citation/Style: ACS
- Citation/Style: Chicago
- Plagiarism
- Fine Arts
- ESL
- Chemistry
- Hispanic
- Library Spaces
- COM: Course Evaluations
- Child Development
- Astronomy
- Welding
- Texas History
- Citation/Style: Harvard
- Copyright & Fair Use
- Stephen King
- LGBT
- Advising and Student Support
- Copyright & Fair Use for Faculty
- Photography
- Undead
- Citation/Style: ASA
- Citation/Style: Turabian
- Database: Science Online
- Yahoo!
- Spanish
- Database: Swank
- Database: MLA Handbook
- Reading
- Database: CREDO
- Safety
- Citation/Style: AMA
- Kindle
- Disasters
- College Success Academy
- Media Services
- Holds
- Cosmetology
- Mythology
- Anthropology
- Botany
- Microsoft Outlook
- Blackboard
- Pages for MAC
- Microsoft Windows
- Database: Academic Video Online (AVON)
- Database: Academic Search Complete
- Genetics
- Android
- Database: Science in Context
- Social Work
- Genealogy
- Bibliography
- Law
- calculators
- Bias
- Database: American History Online
- EMS
- Firefighting
- Physics
- Anatomy
- Fashion
- SAT
- Library Instruction
- Sports
- Taxes
- Google Docs
- COM Learning Locations
- Accessibility
- AI, Artificial Intelligence
- Generative AI
- Database: WorldCat
- Microsoft Access
- LibChat
- Asian Americans
- Database: TDS STAT!Ref
- Roku
- Google Slides
- Fax
- Culture
- Critical Thinking
- Database: O'Reilly
- Database: Ebook Central
- Database: Libby eBooks
- Allied Health