Version,
The source you are citing using the MLA style may have more than one version. Books, for instance, can have several editions.
- If your source has an edition number, write the number then “ed.” followed by a comma. If the edition has a description include it before the “ed.”
- Other media can also have several versions. Write out the description as given in the source followed by a comma.
- Note that the description starts with a capital letter when it directly follows the title of the source.
Examples:
4th ed.,
revised ed.,
Canadian ed.,
director’s cut,
abridged version,
Sample citation
Jewkes, Yvonne. Media and Crime. 2nd ed., Sage, 2011.