Man's Search for Meaning, Part One, "Experiences in a Concentration Camp", Viktor Frankl, Pocket Books, ISBN 978-0-671-02337-9 pp. 56-57|||According to the following website, you do not include the ISBN or even the page numbers. The author's name goes first, followed by the Title (underlined), followed by the city of publication, the publisher's name, and the year, then the type of material (Print.). The link is from the Honolulu CC library, and it covers the MLA 7 format:
http://honolulu.hawaii.edu/library/mlahc鈥?/a>
The page numbers usually go right in the text of your paper/essay as you site the actual sentence or sentences in your essay/paper that used that book as a source. Then in your "works cited" page you would list the detail I first wrote about.
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