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 How to Cite Sources from Opposing Viewpoints                              Database (MLA Style)  

Type

Format

Example

Viewpoint Essays from Books

*Available from the first tab, Viewpoints

 Author. "Title of Essay." Title of  

    Book. Ed. Name of Editor(s).  City,  

    State: Publisher, Year.  Name of  

    Database. Web. Date of access.   

 

   

 

   

Buford, James A. "Affirmative

     Action Benefits the

     Workplace." Affirmative

     Action. Ed. Brian J. Grapes. 

      San Diego, CA: Greenhaven

      Press, 2000.  Opposing

      Viewpoints Resource

     Center. Web. 22 Oct. 2003.

    

Magazine Articles

No Volume and Issue Numbers

**Available from

from Magazine tab

 

Author. "Article Title."  Name of  

    Magazine Day Month Year:  

    Page(s). Name of Database.  Web. 

    Date of access.

 

Winegart, Peter. "Education:  

    Legislating Legacies." 

    Newsweek 14 Oct. 2003: 10. 

    Opposing Viewpoints Resource 

    Center. Web. 23 Oct. 2003.

Journal Articles

**Available from Journal tab

Author. "Article Title."  Name of  

    Journal Vol.Issue (Year):Page(s).  

    Name of Database. Web.   

    Date of access.

 

Hoar, William P. "Benign  

    Discrimination?" New American  

    19.9 (2003): 42-44. Opposing

    Viewpoints Resource Center

    Web. 23 Oct. 2003    

NEWSPAPER ARTICLES

**Available from News tab

*** Omit The, A, or An with newspaper name

Author. "Article Title." Name of 

    Newspaper Day Month Year, 

    Edition (if specified): Page(s). 

    Opposing Viewpoints Resource

    Center. Web. Date of access.

Henriques, Donald B. "Still

    Testing Wall St.'s Ceiling.

     New York Times 29 June

     2003: B2.  Opposing

     Viewpoints Resource Center.

      Web. 23 Oct. 2003. 

                                                   Works Cited

        Buford, James A.  “Affirmative Action Benefits the Workplace.”  Affirmative  

            Action. Ed. Brian J. Grapes.  San Diego, CA: Greenhaven Press, 2000.  

            Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center.  Web.  11 Nov. 2005. 

       Henriques, Donald B.  “Still Testing Wall St.’s Ceiling.”  New York Times

             29 June 2003: B2.  Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center.   

             Web.  11 Nov. 2005.  

       Hoar, William P.  “Benign Discrimination?”  New American 19.9 (2003): 

            42-44. Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center.  Web.  11 Nov. 2005.            

       Winegart, Peter.  “Education: Legislating Legacies.”  Newsweek 14 Oct.  

            2003: 10.  Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center.  Web.  11 Nov. 2005.

       General Information:

  • Alphabetize your reference list by the first word of the citation (usually the author's last name).
  • Double space all of the citations on your reference page.
  • Indent the second & following lines of the citation 5-7 spaces.
  • For 2-6 authors: Wingert, P., Smith, J., & Brown, P.
  • For 6 or more authors: Provide only the first author followed by a comma and et al. For example: Wingert, P., et al.
  • Italicize the title of the magazine or journal. Also italicize the volume number – but do not italicize the issue number.

For more information MLA citation style, see www.mla.org.

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