Category: Level 4 pages

When documenting an interview on your MLA Works Cited page, the number of containers needed depends on how the interview was published and how it was accessed. See below for the most popular examples.

When citing a government document on your MLA Works Cited page, if there is no author listed, the government organization should be listed as the author. The number of containers needed to document government...

When documenting an email message on your MLA Works Cited page, the email itself is the only container you need. (You do not, for instance, need to provide the email client used to access...

When referencing online course material on your MLA Works Cited page, you will typically only need a container for the location where the material is hosted. That covers material like course pages, lectures, and...

Blog Post MLA Works Cited reference information for blog posts and comments is presented in a similar manner to how website information is presented. Blog Comment To cite a comment on a blog post...

The format of the thesis or dissertation dictates how you will create its entry on your MLA Works Cited page. If you have a hard copy of the thesis or dissertation, you will need...

When citing a web page for your MLA Works Cited page, you will typically need just one container to convey the website’s information. Unless you are including hyperlinks in your Works Cited page, you...

The first entry is a sample footnote/endnote as it would appear the first time that a work is cited. Remember, while our examples begin with “1.”, notes should be numbered based on the order...

If you are citing a print newspaper article on your MLA Works Cited page, then you will need just one container for the publication’s information. Article Book Review Letter to the Editor