Quotes and In-Text Citations
English 1101/29&30     Spring 2001     Mr. Hagin
 

Quotes/In-Text Citations Weblinks:
 
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The Nuts and Bolts of College Writing: Effective Quoting
Michael Harvey Last Modified: 2/24
http://nutsandbolts.washcoll.edu/quoting.html EXCELLENT
DESCRIPTION: Provides a detailed look at how to use quotes in a research paper.  Michael Harvey shows you how to effectively select, edit, and synthesize quoted material into your own essays.  Explanations are thorough and in full color for easy readability.
SPECIALITY: Shows students how to punctuate a quote in an essay, how to use signal phrases to lead into and out of your quotes, and how to improve the clarity of this synthesis.
 
2
Using Quotations
Princeton University Last Modified: 2/24
http://web.princeton.edu/sites/writing/usg-quo.htm RECOMMENDED
DESCRIPTION: A general explanation of how and when to use quotations in your research papers.   Because this page was intended as an instructional handout, it is easy to print.
SPECIALITY: Provides sections on frequent mistakes, integrating quotes, and punctuation (including the use of brackets).
 
3
Writer's Handbook: Citations In Text
University of Wisconsin-Madison Last Modified: 2/24
http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/DocMLACitation.html HELPFUL
DESCRIPTION: Offers about a dozen common examples of parenthetical MLA citations.
SPECIALITY: This site contains examples only, offering no instruction or explanations of rules.
 
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MLA Style Guide: Parenthetical Documentation
Ed Reber, Dixie State College Last Modified: 2/24
http://dsc.dixie.edu/reber/mlastyle/mlaguide.htm#Parenthetical HELPFUL
DESCRIPTION: Offers several examples for a limited number of parenthetical documentation situations.
SPECIALITY: Examples are written in a pink font; although this is easy to read, it may not be easy to print.
 
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Writer'sHandbook: Quoting and Paraphrasing
University of Wisconsin-Madison Last Modified: 2/24
http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/QuotingSources.html HELPFUL
DESCRIPTION: Provides many links to specific content areas, including paraphrasing, summarizing, and introducing quotes in your sentence.
SPECIALITY: Offers links to dozens of related Wisconsin Writing Center sites.
 
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Parenthetical Documentation
Amy's Guide Last Modified: 2/24
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/1623/document.html HELPFUL
DESCRIPTION: This site offers several examples of parenthetical, in-text documentation.  It serves as a complement to Amy’s Guide on works cited pages.
SPECIALITY: Organized onto one page for easy printing.
 
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Writer's Handbook: Using Literary Quotations
University of Wisconsin-Madison Last Modified: 2/24
http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/QuoLiterature.html HELPFUL
DESCRIPTION: Provides instruction in how and when to organize, punctuate, and document quotes from literary sources.
SPECIALITY: Site provides many related links to the Wisconsin Writing Center.