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The MLA Democracy Project: Essays on Teaching Democracy and Literature

A functional democracy depends on its participants being able to understand the operations of their government. The knowledge and skills that come from MLA disciplines–language,… Read More

Formatting Your Research Project

To learn how to set up your research project in MLA format, visit our free sample chapter on MLA Handbook Plus, the only authorized subscription-based digital… Read More

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How do I format a quotation of song lyrics?

Format a quotation of song lyrics the same way you would format a quotation of poetry. Read More

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How do I cite an updated article that lists both the original author’s name and the name of the person who updated it?

In the middle supplemental element, include the label “Updated by” and the name of the person (or names of the people) who updated the post:… Read More

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Teaching Resources

Building Students’ Skills with the MLA Guide to Digital Literacy

Three Strategies for Using Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey in Your Classroom; or, Getting Them off Their Trojan Hobbyhorse

Strategies for Teaching World Literature Research with the MLA International Bibliography

Exploratory Research in the MLA International Bibliography: “News Reporting” and Contemporary Society

A Century of Queer Korean Fiction: An Interview with Samuel Perry

Toward Educational Justice: An Interview with the Editors of Teaching Literature and Writing in Prisons

Henrique Maximiano Coelho Neto’s Sphinx: A Neo-Gothic Novel from Brazil: An Interview with M. Elizabeth Ginway

A Reflection on Disability Studies: Enabling the Humanities on Its Twentieth Anniversary

Advice from the Editors

The Difference between Flaunt and Flout

Compliment or Complement? How to Stop Mixing Up These Commonly Confused Words

How to Use the Phrase “As Such”

Choosing Whose or Who’s

One Type of Ambiguity: A Singular Verb with Two Subjects

Wreak, Wreck, Wrack: What’s the Difference?

Nor without Neither—or or, without Either?

A Common Mistake: Should Of in Place of Should Have

Ask the MLA

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How do I cite an updated article that lists both the original author’s name and the name of the person who updated it?

In the middle supplemental element, include the label “Updated by” and the name of the person (or names of the people) who updated the post:… Read More

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Ask The MLA

How do I cite digital job ads?

This post explains how to cite digital job ads Read More

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Do I need to cite a quotation contained in a quotation?

This post explains how to cite a quotation in a quotation Read More

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