Guide
to Using MLA Style for Bibliographic Citations in
Rhetorical Criticism
These
pages are designed as a quick aid to applying the MLA Handbook for Writers
of Research Papers, 5th ed., by Joseph Gibaldi, to the specific needs
of students of rhetorical criticism and public discourse. Each page includes
a brief description of the basic rules with representative parenthetical
references embedded in the text of the description, followed by the requisite
citations. Each description is thus also a demonstration of the correct
style. Also included are page references to similar examples and explanations
in the MLA Handbook. Follow the links below to find what you need.
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