Question

question 3
2 pts
in mla format, which one of the following entries in your works cited would be correct for an article from a journal?
wilkenfeld, jacob. walt whitman quarterly review, new york, penguin, 2017. print.
wilkenfeld, jacob. \celebration and confrontation: yusef komunyakaa in conversation about walt whitman.\ walt whitman quarterly review, vol. 30, no. 3, winter 2013, pp. 150-160.
wilkenfeld, jacob. \celebration and confrontation: yusef komunyakaa in conversation about walt whitman.\ walt whitman quarterly review, ed. ellen, sawyer new york: penguin: 2017. 187-190. print.
wilkenfeld, jacob. \celebration and confrontation: yusef komunyakaa in conversation about walt whitman.\ walt whitman quarterly review, web. 2 march 2017. <www.jstor.org/home>.

Explanation:

Correct MLA format for a print journal article requires: Author Last, First. "Article Title." Journal Title, vol. Volume Number, no. Issue Number, Date, pp. Page Range. The second option follows this structure, including the article title, journal title, volume, issue, date, and page range correctly. The first omits the article title and uses book-style publisher info. The third incorrectly includes a publisher (unneeded for journals). The fourth uses outdated web format and an incorrect URL for the specific article.

Answer:

Wilkenfeld, Jacob. "Celebration and Confrontation: Yusef Komunyakaa in Conversation about Walt Whitman." Walt Whitman Quarterly Review, vol. 30, no. 3, Winter 2013, pp. 150-160.