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- How do I shorten a long title? - MLA Style Center
To shorten the title of a long work in your writing or in your works-cited-list entry, include the beginning words of the title up to at least the first noun Thus, Bulwer’s title can be shortened to
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- MLA Titles | How to Format Capitalize Source Titles - Scribbr
If you need to mention the name of a work in the text itself, state the full title, but omit the subtitle If you need to refer to the work multiple times, you may shorten the title to something familiar or obvious to the reader For example, Huckleberry Finn for The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn If in doubt, prefer the noun phrase
- writing style - How should I shorten a very wordy title? - English . . .
Very long titles may be shortened in a bibliography or a note, omissions being indicated by three ellipsis dots within a title and four at the end [cross reference omitted] [Example:] Escalante, Bernardino
- Citing Full Titles vs. Short Titles | Evidence Explained
If we shorten a title by leaving out words in its middle, we should indicate the omission with three evenly spaced dots (ellipsis points) If we shorten a title by leaving out words at the end of the title, we omit those ellipsis points entirely
- MLA 9 Style Reference Guide - Lewis University
If you use a title to cite your source and the title is longer than a noun phrase, you should shorten the title This can be done by including only the first phrase, excluding the initial articles For further information on shortening titles, see section 6 10 in the MLA 9 Handbook In Text In Parenthetical Citation Page 43 (Smith 43)
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- MLA In-text Citations
When shortening a title, begin with the word by which it is alphabetized in the Works Cited list entries If you wish to cite a definition entry, give the relevant designation (e g , number, letter) after the abbreviation def (see the “Noon” example below)
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