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Works citedA works cited pages lists all the links or content used during the formation of a certain work. It includes the author(s), the publisher (if from a book), the year published, and the name of article or book. It is usually found at the end of a research paper or essay and is vital to have one to give credit to whoever you borrowed information from or quotes. Reference AreaPrint ResourcesBookAuthor. Title of Book. City of Publication: Publisher, Year. Work in AnthologyAuthor of Story. "Title of Story." Title of Book. Name of Editor. Edition (if given). City of Publication: Publisher, Year. Page numbers Encyclopedia ArticleAuthor of Article (if given). "Article Title." Title of Book. City of Publication: Publisher, Year. Journal or Magazine ArticleAuthor of Article (if given). "Article Title." Title of Book. City of Publication: Publisher, Year. Newspaper ArticleAuthor. "Title of Article." Name of Newspaper Date, edition: Page(s). Published InterviewPerson Interviewed. Type of Interview (personal, telephone, email, etc.). Date. ===Presentation=== Last name of presenter, first name, middle name or initial if used. Name of audience. Location of presentation. Date of presentation. Electronic ResourcesWeb PageTitle of the Site. Editor. Date and/or Version Number. Name of Sponsoring Institution. Date of Access <URL>. Encyclopedia (CD-ROM)"Title of article." Title of Encyclopedia.Title of program. edition. CD-ROM. Publisher: company, year. ===Internet Journal or Magazine Article=== Author, if available, last name first. “Title of article.” Name of magazine, joumal, newspaper, book. Volume number, if a journal. Editor(s) place of publication, and publisher if a book. Date of publication. Page(s) of article. Name of electronic subscription database, followed by Library and Library’s city and state abbreviation. <URL> ===Internet Newspaper Article=== Author. "Title of Article." Title of Publication Date: Page(s) or Section(s), if numbered. Date of Access <URL>. ===Online Subscription Database=== Author. “Publication information for print source.” Title of database or product the article is available on, Date of Access. Name of vendor or publisher (if known). <URL> Recorded InterviewLast name of interviewee, first name, middle name or initial if used. Title or position of interviewee. Type of interview. Date of interview.Broadcast & Multimedia Productions"Title of Episode or Segment." Title of Program or Series. Credit (Performer, writer, etc). Name of Network. Call Letters (if any), City of Local Station (if any).Broadcast Date. Personal E-mail MessageLast name, First name of person who wrote the e-mail. "Title." E-mail to First name last name. day month. year. ExamplesPrint ResourcesBookRobinson, Debra. What Do Pineapples Really Say? New York: Tootsie Paperbacks, 2016. Work in AnthologySmith, Henry. “The Friends of Friends.” The Edible Aphrodisiac: An Anthology of Chocolate. Ed. Brad Leithauser. Georgia: Norton, 1994. 40-60. Encyclopedia Article“Magna Carta.” The French Revolution. 15th ed. 1998. Journal or Magazine ArticleBiewer, Gretchen. “Do Aliens Truly Exist?” Republican News Dec.(1983): 123-189. Newspaper ArticleJameston, Daniel Charline. “What Cat Food is Best for Your Cat?” Crazy Cat Ladies. 24 June 1976, late ed., F1+. Published InterviewLopez, Jennifer. Interview with Larry King. Larry King Live. CNN. 19 June 1999. PresentationMaybarry, Horkcord. Parent Teacher Association. Davis High MPR. 3/14/89. Electronic ResourcesWeb PageThe Lucky Clover. Ed. Donna O’Keffe. 5 Aug. 2003. Webcreator U. 14 Aug. 2003 <http://guweb2.webcreator.edu/irish4lifehompage/irishnews/theluckyclover/column.html> Encyclopedia (CD-ROM)Tranky, William. "Why Hippos Smile." Encyclopedia Gerdidia. CD_ROM. -0 ed. 2003. Internet Journal or Magazine ArticleJacobs, Paul. "Will Human Clones Ever Exist?." Los Angeles Times 4 Nov. 1989: C2. CD News. CD-ROM. NewsBank, Inc. Dec. 1999. Internet Newspaper ArticleDara, Newton. “Debate on Gay Marraige." Chicago Star-Bulletin 8 Apr. 2004, night final ed.: A3. Online Subscription DatabaseBotley, Christopher James. "Dead Man Thesbian." Time 19 Jan. 1992: 50+. InfoTrac OneFile Plus. Sac City Databases. Sacramento City College. Lib., CA. 8 May 2000
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Recorded InterviewNelson, Miko. Personal interview. 23 July 1956. Broadcast & Multimedia ProductionsPiccaso: The Man of Cubism. Writ., dir, and prod. Bobby Heartrench. Videocassette. Home Vision, 1999. Personal E-mail MessageHanaway, Gertrude. "Re: Have You Seen the Stars?" E-mail to Briskit Connoway. 23 Nov 1999. EndnotesAll Types of MediaBooks1Author’s first name then last name, book title (city of publication: publisher, year of publication) page number of quote. Magazine Article=== 6Author name in normal order, “Title of the article,” Magazine title Date of the issue: page number of quote. ===Interview8Name of person interviewed, personal interview, date of interview.Internet Site=== 4Site title, author’s name in normal order, year site published, place of publication, date you used this site {web address}. ===Database=== 7 Author,” Article title,” Book title, publisher, date publication, Name of database, date you accessed it, URL. ===Subsequent References9 Author’s last name followed by relevant page numbers.The Irony of the SituationI don't have a works cited for this work |
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