A few days ago
In an MLA Works Cited page, do you list an article as “The Meaning of Life” or “Meaning of Life, The”?
I know the word “the” doesn’t count when alphabetizing the sources, but do you have to move it to the end of the title with a comma before it?
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A few days ago
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“The Meaning of Life” it’s a title.
for help with citations, i usually use “easybib.com”
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A few days ago
yes that is what i am told and my school is like the headquarters for the MLA. not really but we have to follow all the mla rules.
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A few days ago
no
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