M2-d Capitalize titles and subtitles of longer works, such as books, magazines, and newspapers.
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article An adjective that precedes a noun and identifies a definite reference to something specific (the) or an indefinite reference to something less specific (a or an).
coordinating conjunction A word that joins comparable and equally important sentence elements: for, and, or, but, nor, yet, or so.
preposition A word (such as between, in, or of) that indicates the relation between a word in a sentence and its object.
Capitalize the first and last words in a title and subtitle plus all other words except for articles, coordinating conjunctions, and prepositions.
| War and Peace | The Grand Canyon Suite |
| Tragedy: Vision and Form | “On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer” |
(See also P6-c and M5-a.)
