Create the bibliographic entry for a published summary in the MLA style by following this format: Author last name, Author first name. “Title of abstracted article.” Title of journal where the full article was published and volume number (year of publication): page range. Title of the database where the abstract was published. Web or Print. Date of access.
Bibliographic citation for a published article in MLA Style: Hillow, Bill. “The Sami People of Norway.” Indigenous Populations 37 (2005): 135-155. EveryAbstract. Web. 21 December 2009.
Please note that the title of the journal and the title of the database should appear in italics.
Insert a parenthetical citation for an abstract in MLA style by putting the author’s last name in parenthesis at the end of a sentence before the period.
In-text citation for a published article in MLA Style: In the modern age, few Sami follow the traditional nomadic routes (Hillow).
Create the bibliographic entry for a published summary in the APA style by following this format: Author last name, author first initial. (year of publication). Title of abstracted article. Publication title, volume number, page number range. Abstract retrieved from web address
Bibliographic citation for a published article in APA Style: Hillow, B. (2005). The Sami People of Norway. Indigenous Populations, 37, 135-155. Abstract retrieved from http://www.everyabstract.com
Please note that the title of the journal should appear in italics.
Insert a parenthetical citation for an abstract in MLA style by putting the author name and the date of publication in parenthesis, separated by a comma.
In-text citation for a published article in APA Style: In the modern age, few Sami follow the traditional nomadic routes (Hillow, 2005).