To cross reference, you would include in the Works Cited, an entry for the entire collection under the editor’s name, plus an entry for each article you are citing, under each author’s name, with abbreviated publication information. MLA now indicates that you may “cross reference” within your Works Cited list, so you don’t have to write out the full publication information for every article you cite. Sometimes, you may cite several articles by different authors from one edited book. Cross Referencing Articles Found in One Book Lacombe, Michele. 'The Cybor Identities of Oryx and Crake.' Margaret Atwood: The Open Eye, edited by John Moss and Tobi Kozakewich, U of Ottawa P, 2006, pp.

57-86.Īrticle or Chapter in Edited Book in Which There Are Articles/Chapter by a Number of Writers In-Text CitationĪuthor's Last Name, Author’s First Name. 'Article or Chapter Title.' Title of Book, edited by Editor's Name(s), Publisher, Year of Publication, pp. Garrett-Petts, W.F. 'Writing the Critical Essay: Form and the Critical Process.' Writing about Literature: A Guide for the Student Critic, Broadview, 2000, pp. 'Article or Chapter Title.' Title of Book, Publisher, Year of Publication, pp. One Part of a Book with a Single Author In-Text CitationĪuthor's Last Name, Author’s First Name.

Article, story, poem found in coursepack.

Introduction, preface, foreward, afterword.Article or entry in a reference book (print and online).

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