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Trying to finish paper
when refering to a chapter in a novel should i put the chapter title in italics or in qoutation marks
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There are different conventions, but I've always used the MLA Handbook for writing papers. This is what it says: "Use quotation marks for the titles of works published within larger works. Such titles include the names of articles, essays, short stories, short poems, chapters of books, and individual episodes of television and radio programs.
- There are different conventions, but I've always used the MLA Handbook for writing papers.
- This is what it says: "Use quotation marks for the titles of works published within larger works.
- Such titles include the names of articles, essays, short stories, short poems, chapters of books, and individual episodes of television and radio programs.
- " Use italics for the title of the novel in which that chapter appears.
- Hope it helps.
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There are different conventions, but I've always used the MLA Handbook for writing papers. This is what it says:
"Use quotation marks for the titles of works published within larger works. Such titles include the names of articles, essays, short stories, short poems, chapters of books, and individual episodes of television and radio programs. Also use quotation marks for songs and for unpubl
"Use quotation marks for the titles of works published within larger works. Such titles include the names of articles, essays, short stories, short poems, chapters of books, and individual episodes of television and radio programs. Also use quotation marks for songs and for unpubl
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