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Step
9b: Works Cited
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CQ
RESEARCHER

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*Note that CQ Researcher
has a convenient button
that automatically gives you the citation for the article.
Be sure to select MLA style when choosing it.
| LEXIS-NEXIS

Note: You don't need to add the long temporary URL
Lexis Nexis displays, just the above root link.
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JSTOR

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*Note that because JSTOR articles
are .pdf's, they usually have page numbers.
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ACADEMIC
SEARCH PREMIER -- EBSCOhost

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*Note: Remember to
include the journal title, not just the database name. Also,
you don't need to add the extremely long link, just the above
root.
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ANTHOLOGY

*Berenger
is the author of the selected "article," while
Drudge is the editor of the anthology.
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DICTIONARY

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| ENCYCLOPEDIA

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JOURNAL

MAGAZINE

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BOOK

*For
two authors, write Udall,
Gary, and John Brown. For 4 + authors, write
Udall,
Gary, et al.
BOOK WITH EDITOR OR TRANSLATOR

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ONLINE
BOOK

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ONLINE
JOURNAL

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POST
ARCHIVED

POST
NOT ARCHIVED

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EMAIL

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WEBSITE
*If you don't
know some information, omit it, but keep the sequence
above. If the date is vague, use what you have. If the
author's name or the article title is not readily apparent,
search around the site or explore the URL's root to
track it down.
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Works Cited Page Format
A Works Cited page, in conformity with MLA Style,
must have the following characteristics:
- The Works Cited page should appear on
its own page.
- There should only be one double
space between each entry.
- Entries themselves should only be double
spaced.
- The second and third lines of each entry
should be indented five spaces (a "hanging
indent").
- The margins
should be one inch on each side.
- The font should be 12 point Times New
Roman.
- Long URL's can be broken with a space
- The title Works
Cited should not not emboldened, underlined,
or italicized.
- Your header
should appear in the upper-right-hand corner of the page
*Make sure you understand the difference between a Works
Cited page and a bibliography. A Works Cited page contains
only those works you actually used in your essay. A
bibliography, on the other hand, contains a long list of works
you read or consulted while writring about this topic, but
not all which you necessarily used. In MLA Style, you should
create a Works Cited page, not a bibliography.
Practice
with Works Cited (.doc)

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