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The MLA has created an online course to help students use the MLA International Bibliography.

They have just released the fifth module of the course, Literary topics.

Sign up online (you'll need to create a new account) and find out how to perform searches on particular literary works and authors, as well as broader topics.
The module should take around 45 minutes to complete.
You'll need to use the MLA Bibliography to complete all aspects of the online course. You can access it here https://libguides.exeter.ac.uk/mla.

If you need any help using the MLA International Bibliography, please get in touch with your liaison librarian.

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Literary topics - an online module from the MLA