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Paper Body: Alphabetical
Order
When there is no author listed for a work,
you still have to list that work alphabetically in your Works Cited page
by using the first significant word of the title. Generally, that means
ignoring a, an, and the. The Encyclopedia of Bioethics would thus be
alphabetized by the word Encyclopedia.
Putting people's name in alphabetical
order is done on a letter-by-letter basis. Omit titles (such as Lady,
Sir, Sister), degrees (M.D., Ph.D.), etc. that precede or follow names.
A suffix that is an essential part of the name — such as Jr., Sr., or
a roman numeral — appears after the given name, preceded by a comma.
(Ford, Henry J., III or Pepin, Theophilus, Jr.) The following names are
in alphabetical order (based on the MLA Handbook):
Beethoven, Ludwig van (The van
or von in Dutch or German names, if not capitalized by family
usage,appears after the first name; if capitalized, it appears
before the last name and determines the alphabetical order.)
D'Annunzio, Gabriele
Dante Alighieri (Some Italian names
of the 15th century or before are alphabetized by first name)
D'Arcy, Pierre
de Gaulle, Charles (With French
names, the de goes before the last name when the last name
contains only one syllable. See de Maupassant, below.)
Descartes, René
Ford, Henry E., III
Garcia Lorca, Federico (Use full
surnames for Spanish names.)
MacDonald, George
M'Carthy, Josephine
McCullers, Carson
Maupassant, Guy de
Morris, Robert
Morris, William
Morrison, Toni
Pepin, R. E.
Pepino, D.
Pepin, Theophilus, Jr.
Rueda, Lope de (For Spanish names, de
comes after the first name)
Saint-Exupéry, Antoine de
St. Denis, Ruth
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