select the correct answer from the drop - down menu.\nberenice is using the following source to write her…

select the correct answer from the drop - down menu.\nberenice is using the following source to write her research paper on edgar allan poe.\nedgar allan poe, \the philosophy of composition,\ the oxford book of american essays, oxford university press, 1914, page 99.\nwhich in - text citation follows the correct mla style?\nedgar allan poe\nmost people think of edgar allan poe as a short story writer and a poet. he was both of those things, but he also wrote essays on literature and writing. in his essay \the philosophy of composition,\ he argues that, when composing a story or narrative poem, an author must first know how that story will be resolved before he or she can even begin to consider the whole plot. it is only with the resolution \constantly in view that we can give a plot its indispensable air of consequence, or causation, by making the incidents, and especially the tone at all points, tend to the development of the intention\\n. poe then takes the reader through his own process as a writer, which is invaluable for students who\nction or narrative poetry.

select the correct answer from the drop - down menu.\nberenice is using the following source to write her research paper on edgar allan poe.\nedgar allan poe, \the philosophy of composition,\ the oxford book of american essays, oxford university press, 1914, page 99.\nwhich in - text citation follows the correct mla style?\nedgar allan poe\nmost people think of edgar allan poe as a short story writer and a poet. he was both of those things, but he also wrote essays on literature and writing. in his essay \the philosophy of composition,\ he argues that, when composing a story or narrative poem, an author must first know how that story will be resolved before he or she can even begin to consider the whole plot. it is only with the resolution \constantly in view that we can give a plot its indispensable air of consequence, or causation, by making the incidents, and especially the tone at all points, tend to the development of the intention\\n. poe then takes the reader through his own process as a writer, which is invaluable for students who\nction or narrative poetry.

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In MLA style, when the author's name is mentioned in the text (here, Edgar Allan Poe is already part of the text introduction), the in - text citation should just include the page number. But if the author's name is not in the text, it should be included in the parenthetical citation. Since the source is an essay by Poe in an edited book, if we assume the author's name is not in the main text flow (but in the Works Cited, the main author is Poe), the correct MLA in - text citation for a direct quote or paraphrase from this source (where the author is Poe) is ((Poe)) (if the author's name is not in the text narrative). If the author's name is in the text (e.g., "As Poe argues..."), then the page number (99) would be sufficient. But given the options in the drop - down (assuming the text doesn't already have the author's name in the narrative flow before the quote/paraphrase), ((Poe)) is the more appropriate MLA - style in - text citation among the given options.

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((Poe))