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How do I write these in standard MLA format?
I am putting together a paper for my college Shakespeare class and my MLA handbook is in a box someplace. I can't find how to do these for sure online. Help???
1) I have a text book where I quote both the author and reprint quotes from Freud. How do I site this? Do I site them as two seperate items? Also, in the body of my paper do I use both (") and (') when I quote a quote?
2) I am quoteing from Taming of the Shrew that is anthologized in my complete works. How do you quote an anthology?
3) When I am quoting Shakespeare in the body of my paper, don't I do it like this (I.i.47-52) as in (act.scene.lines)?
If anyone just has a website that has these handy-dandy rules on it that would be great too.
Thanks...
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Go to :
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It works all the time.
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