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MLA Citation Style Tutorial

Introduction

Background

When to Cite

Citation Forms

Information Needed

Examples

Other Sources

Conclusion

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Forms of a Citation

Form 2. End-of-text citation

The end-of-text citation is more commonly known as the reference list, works-cited list, or bibliography. It gives the complete information about the source. The reference list is arranged in alphabetical order according to author, and it appears at the end of the research paper. Following are examples.

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April 29th, 2004