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Wednesday, January 21, 2004
Incorporating Quotations Effectively
A colleague of mine, George Williams, has prepared a handout that effectively explains MLA (Modern Language Association) style conventions for quoting and paraphrasing (PDF). It's a really useful handout that you may choose to use as a reference throughout the semester.
A colleague of mine, George Williams, has prepared a handout that effectively explains MLA (Modern Language Association) style conventions for quoting and paraphrasing (PDF). It's a really useful handout that you may choose to use as a reference throughout the semester.
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