CITATION ASSISTANCE FOR THE INFORMATIONAL ESSAY
WILDFLOWER
The film Wildflower was released in 1991. The performers important enough to be listed on the video box are as follows: Beau Bridges, Reese Witherspoon, Patricia Arquette, Susan Blakely and William McNamara. The production companies affiliated with this film are these: Free/Laufer Productions, Carroll Newman Productions, The Polone Company, and Hearst Entertainment Productions, Inc. Since Hearst owns the copyright, use that company name. Omit the abbreviation for incorporated (Inc.).
To cite this film, follow these steps: (Use periods after each unit of information.)
Film name / Abbreviation of director (Dir.) and her name / Abbreviation of performers (Perfs.) and their names / production company comma and year of release / method of publication (Film)
"I AM WOMAN"
Here is better information for “I Am Woman.” The song was written by Helen Reddy and Ray Burton and originally published in an album called I Don’t Know How to Love Him released by Capital Records in 1972. The lyrics are found on lyricsdepot.com. The URL is as follows: http://www.lyricsdepot.com/helen-reddy/i-am-woman.html
To cite this song as a previously released recording that has subsequently been made available on a website, follow this order: (Use periods after each unit of information.)
Artist’s name / Name of “song” / By – and then name the authors / Name of album / Recording company, comma and then the year / LP (LP means Long Play and is another word for record album.) / Name of the website / method of publication (Web) / Date of access / <URL> Do not have any spaces in the URL. Remove the hyperlink. Divide after any slash.
"SPELLING"
Margaret Atwood wrote the poem "Spelling," which is probably found in multiple publications. I will site it just from poemhunter.com which is owned by poemhunter. There is no specific publisher that I am aware of, and I do not know the date of its publication or when it was uploaded to poemhunter.com. I accessed the poem most recently on May 27, 2015. The URL is http://www.poemhunter.com/search?q=spelling+atwood.
To cite this poem, follow these steps: (Use periods after each unit of information.)
Author's name / Name of "Poem" / Name of site / Name of company that owns or runs the site / Publisher comma and date of publication / Method of publication (Web) / Date of access / <URL> Do not have any spaces in the URL. Remove the hyperlink. Divide after any slash.
ANTIGONE and "EVERYDAY USE" FROM THE ANTHOLOGY:
The previous publication information for these literary works is not offered in the anthology; therefore, cite these works just as you would any other story in an anthology.
To cite this play or short story, follow these steps: (Use periods after each unit of information.)
Name of play or story / Name of author / Trans. -- and then name the translators for the play / Name of anthology / Eds. -- Name of first editor comma et al. / City colon publication company comma year / Page spread / Print.
The film Wildflower was released in 1991. The performers important enough to be listed on the video box are as follows: Beau Bridges, Reese Witherspoon, Patricia Arquette, Susan Blakely and William McNamara. The production companies affiliated with this film are these: Free/Laufer Productions, Carroll Newman Productions, The Polone Company, and Hearst Entertainment Productions, Inc. Since Hearst owns the copyright, use that company name. Omit the abbreviation for incorporated (Inc.).
To cite this film, follow these steps: (Use periods after each unit of information.)
Film name / Abbreviation of director (Dir.) and her name / Abbreviation of performers (Perfs.) and their names / production company comma and year of release / method of publication (Film)
"I AM WOMAN"
Here is better information for “I Am Woman.” The song was written by Helen Reddy and Ray Burton and originally published in an album called I Don’t Know How to Love Him released by Capital Records in 1972. The lyrics are found on lyricsdepot.com. The URL is as follows: http://www.lyricsdepot.com/helen-reddy/i-am-woman.html
To cite this song as a previously released recording that has subsequently been made available on a website, follow this order: (Use periods after each unit of information.)
Artist’s name / Name of “song” / By – and then name the authors / Name of album / Recording company, comma and then the year / LP (LP means Long Play and is another word for record album.) / Name of the website / method of publication (Web) / Date of access / <URL> Do not have any spaces in the URL. Remove the hyperlink. Divide after any slash.
"SPELLING"
Margaret Atwood wrote the poem "Spelling," which is probably found in multiple publications. I will site it just from poemhunter.com which is owned by poemhunter. There is no specific publisher that I am aware of, and I do not know the date of its publication or when it was uploaded to poemhunter.com. I accessed the poem most recently on May 27, 2015. The URL is http://www.poemhunter.com/search?q=spelling+atwood.
To cite this poem, follow these steps: (Use periods after each unit of information.)
Author's name / Name of "Poem" / Name of site / Name of company that owns or runs the site / Publisher comma and date of publication / Method of publication (Web) / Date of access / <URL> Do not have any spaces in the URL. Remove the hyperlink. Divide after any slash.
ANTIGONE and "EVERYDAY USE" FROM THE ANTHOLOGY:
The previous publication information for these literary works is not offered in the anthology; therefore, cite these works just as you would any other story in an anthology.
To cite this play or short story, follow these steps: (Use periods after each unit of information.)
Name of play or story / Name of author / Trans. -- and then name the translators for the play / Name of anthology / Eds. -- Name of first editor comma et al. / City colon publication company comma year / Page spread / Print.