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* Visual artwork (paintings, sculptures, drawings, etc.) is always italicized. (Ex. Van Gogh's ''Starry Night'') | * Visual artwork (paintings, sculptures, drawings, etc.) is always italicized. (Ex. Van Gogh's ''Starry Night'') | ||
* Traditional religious works are not italicized, underlined, or put in quotation marks. (Ex. The Bible) | * Traditional religious works are not italicized, underlined, or put in quotation marks. (Ex. The Bible) | ||
The titles of novellas or long poems, like Tolstay’s ''The Death of Ivan Ilyitch'', Kafka’s ''Metamorophsis'', or Poe’s ''Rape of the Lock'', can be tricky, so checking a secondary source may become necessary. If you are unsure about which category a particular selection falls under, look it up and see how critics have done it. | The titles of novellas or long poems, like Tolstay’s ''The Death of Ivan Ilyitch'', Kafka’s ''Metamorophsis'', or Poe’s ''Rape of the Lock'', can be tricky, so checking a secondary source may become necessary. If you are unsure about which category a particular selection falls under, look it up and see how critics have done it. | ||
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[[Composition FAQ]] | [[Composition FAQ]] | ||
[[Category:Composition]][[Category:Literature]] | [[Category:Composition]][[Category:Literature]] | ||