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Resource:
MLA Handbook for
Writers of Research
Papers. 6th ed.,
2003.
(Ready Ref.
LB2369.G53 2003)
Cite a Gale
literary
criticism or
biographical article as "A
Work from a Library or
Subscription Service." (MLA
5.9.7), page 229.
How to Cite Databases:
To cite a Gale database,
include:
Publication information
about the article
(listed at the top or
the bottom of the
computer screen).
Information about the
database that contains
the article.
To cite articles originally
from a reference work, break it
down like this:
Author of article (if
available).
"Title
of Article."
Title of
Reference Source.
date of publication. Database Name.
Database Publisher. date
you accessed the database
<main URL for
the database>.
To cite articles originally
from a journal, break it
down like this:
Author of article (if
available).
"Title
of Article."
Journal Title
month and year of
publication: page
numbers of article.
Database Name.
Database Publisher. date
you accessed the database
<main URL for
the database>.
Examples:
"C. S. Lewis."
Contemporary Literary
Criticism.
2004.
Literature Resource
Center.
Gale Group Databases. 12
Jan. 2004
<http://www.galenet.galegroup.com>.
"C. S. Lewis."
Dictionary of
Literary Biography,
Volume 15: British
Novelists, 1930-1959.
Ed. Bernard Oldsey.
West Chester: University
of Pennsylvania. The
Gale Group, 1983. Literature Resource
Center.
Gale Group Databases. 14
Jan. 2004 <http://www.galenet.galegroup.com>.
Packer, J. I.
"Still Surprised by
Lewis."
Christianity Today
Sept. 1998:
54, 56-60.
Literature Resource
Center.
Gale Group Databases. 10
Jan. 2004 <http://www.galenet.galegroup.com>.
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