Arabic & Islamic StudiesResearch guide focused on Arabic language, literatures, and cultures of the Islamic and Arabic-speaking world.
Asian StudiesAsia -- Continent, Regions, Countries: In-depth research guide focused on Asian languages, literatures, and cultures across the continent of Asia. Broken out into Asia more broadly (Pan Asia) and the regions of Eurasia, West Asia, Central Asia, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and East Asia (including Russian Far East).
MCLLC DepartmentDepartment of Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at the University of Kentucky
KFLC: Languages, Literatures, and Cultures ConferenceLanguages, Literatures, and Cultures Conference (historically known as the Kentucky Foreign Languages Conference). Hosted by College of Arts & Sciences, University of Kentucky.
Citing Your Sources: Style Guides
MLA HandbookMLA Handbook Plus is our online MLA citation resource and includes the 9th edition of the handbook. An expanding resource, it will soon host additional material, including other MLA guides and instructor resources.
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MLA Works Cited: A Quick GuideQuick guide to works cited, with examples, an interactive practice template, and more. From MLA Style Center.
MLA Formatting and Style Guide (OWL)OWL, Purdue University's Online Writing Lab, has created an online overview to help writers cite sources using MLA style, including the list of works cited and in-text citations.
(Please note: There is a citation generator on this site that is not free or recommended. See the list of recommended citation generators on our guide to Style Guides and Manuals.)
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APA style & citationsThis ebook provides in-depth guidance on the American Psychological Association's standards on style, citations, formatting, footnotes, and more. In Wiley's For Dummies series.
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Style Guides & Manuals: Library GuidePeter Hesseldenz's comprehensive guide on style guides, style manuals, citation tools, formatting tools, and more!
LC call numbers for Languages & Literatures: Finding Books in the Library
P: Philology. Linguistics
PA: Classical philology
PB: Modern languages. Celtic languages
PC: Romance languages
PD: Germanic languages: Old Germanic, Gothic, Old Norse, Scandinavian
PE: English
PF: West Germanic: Dutch, Flemish, Friesian, German (old to modern)
PG: Slavic & Baltic languages and literatures; Albanian
PN: Literature amd Drama, by genre and cultural sphere
PQ: Literature of the Romance Languages
PQ1-3999: French and Francophone literature
PQ4001-5999:Italian literature
PQ6001-8929:Spanish literature
PQ9000-9999:Portuguese literature
PR: English literature
PS: American literature
PT: German literature
PZ: Fiction and juvenile Belles Lettres (excellent for Language and Education majors preparing to teach languages and literatures in pre-K to 12 settings)