MLA

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"The //MLA Style Manual and Guide to Scholarly Publishing//, 3rd ed. (2008), by the Modern Language Association of America (based on the work of Joseph Gibaldi with co-author Walter S. Achtert for //The MLA Style Manual// [1985], revised in the 2nd ed. in 1998), is addressed primarily to academic scholars, professors, graduate students, and other advanced-level writers of scholarly books and articles in humanities disciplines such as [|English] and other modern languages and literatures. Many journals and presses in these disciplines require that manuscripts be submitted following MLA style."

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