MLA Citation Formats
Please note that the different parts of the citations are in different
colors.
Magazine article:
Schweiger, Larry J. “Global Warming: Time
Running Out?” National Wildlife
Aug/Sept. 2006: 9.
The same magazine article accessed through Ebscohost:
Schweiger, Larry J. “Global Warming: Time
Running Out?” National Wildlife
Aug/Sept. 2006: 9.
Academic Search Premiere.
EBSCO.
West Virginia University at Parkersburg Lib. 10 Oct. 2006
<http://www.epnet.com>.
Article reprinted in a collection:
Hunt, Tim. "The
Misreading of Kerouac."
Review of Contemporary Fiction
3.2 (1983):
29-33. (original
publication)
Rpt. in Contemporary Literary
Criticism. Ed. C. Riley.
Vol. 61.
Detroit: Gale, 1990. 308-10.
This example comes from The MLA
Citation Style page of the Cornell University Library
web page <http://www.library.cornell.edu/newhelp/res_strategy/citing/mla.html>.
Anderson, Lykke E. Dynamics of Deforestation
and Economic Growth in the Brazilian Amazon.
Cambridge: Cambridge
UP, 2002.
The same book accessed as an electronic book:
Anderson, Lykke E. Dynamics of Deforestation
and Economic Growth in the Brazilian Amazon.
Cambridge: Cambridge
UP, 2002.
Ebrary.
West Virginia University at Parkersburg Lib.
10 Oct. 2006
<http:
www.ebrary.com>.
Article on a Web page (in this case a reference database):
"Evaluation of World Bank Support for Primary
Education." Primary Education and the World Bank
. 2005. The World
Bank. 12 Oct 2006
<http://www.worldbank.org/ieg/education/index.html>.
International Document
United Nations. General Assembly.
Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of
Discrimination Against Women.
New
York: United Nations,
1979.
If you accessed the document online, treat it as an online government document
utilizing the format found on p. 356 in the fourth edition
of the
handbook. Herewith follows an example:
United Nations.
World Health Organization.
Facts about HIV/AIDS-South -East Asia region.
9 Feb. 2005. 15
Feb. 2005 <http://w3.whosea.org/en/Section10/Section18/Section348.htm#region>.