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Ms. Stump's LibGuide (SouthShore): MLA Style
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MLA Handbook in the Library
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MLA Handbook (8th ed.)
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The Modern Language Association of America
Call Number: REF LB2369 .G53 2016
MLA Style - Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)
MLA Formatting and Style Guide
Sample Paper in MLA Style
Where Do I Begin?
Plagiarism FAQs
MLA PowerPoint Presentation
Annotated Bibliographies (Purdue OWL)
Quick Guides to MLA
As a general rule, use MLA style for scholarship in literature, arts, and the humanities.
The MLA Style Center - Works Cited: A Quick Guide
MLA Practice Template
MLA Style (Cite Source)
MLA Documentation Guide (UWM Writing Center)
The Complete MLA Citation Guide
MLA 8th Works Cited from HCC Academic Success Centers
Includes in-text citations.
Citation guide from Valencia College
Understanding MLA Style (8th. ed)
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