Chapter 27. MLA Documentation
Chapter 27. MLA Documentation
Chapter 27. MLA Documentation
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<strong>MLA</strong> MODELS 27B-13 Editorials, reviews, ads,<br />
cartoons, etc.<br />
70. EDITORIAL—SIGNED<br />
Author Title of piece Publication information<br />
▼ ▼ ▼<br />
Goett, Pamela. “Houston, We Have a Problem.” Editorial. Journal of<br />
Business Strategy 23.1 (2002): 2.<br />
IN-TEXT NOTE: (Goett)<br />
▼<br />
Many periodicals and online publications contain special genres of writing<br />
that you should identify by inserting a descriptive word or phrase into the<br />
entry:<br />
• Is the source an editorial? After the title, insert Editorial. See Models<br />
70, 71<br />
• Is the source a letter to the editor? After the title (if any), insert Letter.<br />
See Model 72<br />
• Is the source a review? After the title (if any) insert Rev. of followed by<br />
the title of what’s being reviewed. You may list contributors for the<br />
work being reviewed after its title, separated by commas (not periods<br />
here). See Models 73, 74<br />
• Is the source an advertisement? Begin with the name of the product<br />
or the company (if no product is mentioned). Then insert<br />
Advertisement. See Model 75<br />
• Is the source a cartoon or comic strip? Insert Cartoon or Comic strip.<br />
See Model 76