M5-a Italicize titles of long or self-contained works.
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Titles of books, newspapers, magazines, scholarly journals, pamphlets, long poems, movies, television and radio programs, long musical compositions, plays, comic strips, and works of art are italicized.
| the Georgia Review | Beowulf | Citizen Kane |
| the Washington Post | 60 Minutes | Pride and Prejudice |
- I found that the article in the Journal of the American Medical Association had more information and stronger scientific proof than the article in American Health.
Note: The Bible and its divisions are not italicized.
Titles of short works or works contained in other works are not italicized but are placed in quotation marks. (See also P6-c.)
