Example:
Matus, Jill. "Song of Solomon: Raising Dead Fathers." Toni Morrison, Manchester University Press, 1998, pp. 72-84. Novels for Students, edited by Marie Rose Napierkowski and Deborah A. Stanley, vol.8, Gale, 2000, pp. 232-6.

Explanation:
Last name of author of article, First and middle names of author of article. "Title of Article." Title of Journal in which Original Article was Published Originally, Publisher of original journal, Date original article was published, Page numbers on which article originally appeared in journal. Name of book in which article was reprinted. edited by Full name of editor of book in which reprint appears, vol. Volume number in which reprinted article appears, Name of book publishing company, Copyright date, Page numbers on which reprinted article appears.

In-text citation:
(Matus 234).

Special notes:
Vol. is an abbreviation for "Volume." The parenthetical reference cites the page numbers for the reprinted article, not the original publication source. In print sources, a page number (preceded by p.) or range of page numbers (preceded by pp.) specifies the location of a text within a container.

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