American Lit II (EL 267)


9 Feb 2006

MLA Style

The citation and formatting style developed by the Modern Language Association, and used in all literature and modern language scholarship. The main components include parenthetical in-text citations that use the last name, no comma, and a page number (Smith 45), and a "Works Cited" list.

For details such as margin widths, spacing, and pagination, see Formatting a Paper in MLA Style. For help constructing a Works Cited list, see the MLA-Style Bibliography Builder.

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