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Welcome to the research guide for SPAN 371.002: Studies in Spanish Literature. Here you will find various campus resources and library resources related to the content of your course.
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The Modern Languages Association (MLA) style is commonly used for citing references in humanities courses.
This guide is based on the MLA Handbook (8th ed.), published in 2016.Visit the MLA Style Center Website for more information.
This site is designed to introduce you to citing information in a variety of citation styles. It also explains the role of citation in scholarly work, provides guidelines for deciding when you need to cite, and gives a definition of plagiarism.
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