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Using the latest MLA 8 style, a citation for the "Questions to Ask" entry in a "Works Cited" list would appear as follows:
Using the latest MLA 8 style, a citation for the "Questions to Ask" entry in a "Works Cited" list would appear as follows:
:"Questions to Ask". ''CADRE: Co-Authored Drama in Renaissance England'', accessed {{CURRENTDAY}} {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}}, {{CURRENTYEAR}}, https://cadredb.net/index.php/Questions
:"Questions to Ask". ''CADRE: Co-Authored Drama in Renaissance England'', accessed {{CURRENTDAY}} {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}}, {{CURRENTYEAR}}, https://cadredb.net/index.php/Questions_to_Ask
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Revision as of 20:29, 27 August 2021

The editors of CADRE encourage scholars to use and cite this resource accurately in their own work.

Preferred Citation Style

Since the collaborative nature of a wiki will inevitably lead to multi-authored and -revised entries, we suggest beginning a citation to material on CADRE with the name of the entry rather than its author(s). (NB. All contributors to a given entry are identified within the entry itself and its history page.)

Example: Using the latest MLA 8 style, a citation for the "Questions to Ask" entry in a "Works Cited" list would appear as follows:

"Questions to Ask". CADRE: Co-Authored Drama in Renaissance England, accessed 25 April, 2024, https://cadredb.net/index.php/Questions_to_Ask


Further Information

Because other citation styles may require more or less information, the following may be of assistance:

Page Title: All entries have a page title, usually formatted for alphabetising purposes (e.g. "Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green, The")
Resource Title: Co-Authored Drama in Renaissance England
Editors: Rory Loughnane and Brett Greatley-Hirsch
Date of Publication: This is given at the bottom of an entry.
URL: https://cadredb.net
Questions about citing material can be directed to the editors at:
editors@cadredb.net