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302 <strong>MLA</strong> <strong>MLA</strong> <strong>Documentation</strong><br />

<strong>MLA</strong> MODELS 50B-1 Books and pamphlets<br />

1. BOOK—BASIC ENTRY<br />

Author<br />

Title<br />

▼<br />

▼<br />

Balliett, Whitney. New York Notes: A Journal of Jazz,<br />

1972-1975. Boston: Houghton, 1976.<br />

▼<br />

IN-TEXT NOTE: (Balliett 5)<br />

▼<br />

Publication information<br />

(Place: Publisher,Year.)<br />

For most books and pamphlets, list only author(s), title, and basic publication<br />

details (place, publisher, and year). For some, however, provide additional<br />

details:<br />

• Is an editor, translator, or other contributor listed on the title<br />

page? List secondary acknowledgments after the title. See Models 10,<br />

11, 12<br />

• Is the book’s original publication date known? Insert the original<br />

year of publication after the title, before the publication details for the<br />

edition used. See Models 2, 3<br />

• Does the title page list a name or number for this edition? Insert the<br />

name or number of the edition after the title and secondary contributors<br />

(if any). See Models 3, 4<br />

• Is the book part of a multi-volume set? After the name of the edition<br />

(if any), list the volume number you are using or, if using more than<br />

one volume, the total volume count, citing specific volume numbers in<br />

your in-text notes. See Models 4, 5<br />

• Is the book part of a series? List the series title (neither underlined<br />

nor in quotes) and the series number (if any) just before the place of<br />

publication. See Model 6

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