To cite the work within your paper, use the following format: (Last name of author, page number). Place it after any quotations from the work.
To cite the work at the end of your paper, start with the author of the work. List the author's last name, followed by the author's first name.
Place the title of the work in quotation marks. Follow with the title of the anthology and the edition.
Place the editor's full name after the edition number. Follow with the location of publication, the year of publication and the pages of the work. Follow with "Print".
Ensure your citation looks like this: Whitfield, James M. "Self-Reliance." The Norton Anthology of African American Literature. Second Edition. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 2004. 488-490. Print.
To cite the work within your paper, use the following format: (Last name of author, year of publication, page number). Place it after any quotations from the work.
To cite the work at the end of your paper, start with the author of the work. List the author's last name and first initial. Follow it with the anthology's year of publication in parenthesis.
Place the title of the work after the year of publication. Follow with the name of the editor. The format for the editor's name is first initial and last name.
Place the name of the anthology after the editor's name. The anthology name should be in italics. Follow with the page numbers of the work in parenthesis.
Place the city of publication after the page numbers. Follow it with the name of the publisher.
Ensure that your citation looks like this: Whitfield, J. (2004) Self-Reliance. H. Gates, Jr (Ed.), The Norton Anthology of African American Literature (pp. 488-490). New York: W.W. Norton & Company.