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A template for the Proceedings of Experiments in Linguistic Meaning (ELM), to be published by the Linguistic Society of America (https://doi.org/10.3765/elm)

The pack­age for­mats ar­ti­cles us­ing the MLA style. The aim is that stu­dents and other aca­demics in the hu­man­i­ties should be able to type­set their ma­te­ri­als, prop­erly, with min­i­mal ef­fort on their part.

This is an MLA paper template with a title function and Bibliography

A quick demonstration of how flexible, customisable linguistics examples can be created with the expex package. Cross-referencing to the examples is also supported. For further information, see the package documentation for expex.

MLA rules based on https://owl.english.purdue.edu/media/pdf/20090701095636_747.pdf Style based on Ryan Alcock's MLA style file. Refer to The LaTeX Wikibook for basic formatting rules.

A template to help you learn how to write a Humanities seminar paper in 10 minutes. Well, learn the \(LaTeX\) part, at least ;) Just read the text in the output and the source code in parallel to learn how it's done.

Report template for the Fundamental and Computational Linguistics programme at the Faculty of Humanities, National Research University.

A template to make good looking conlang grammar books.

Chicago-style for­mat­ting for Theses and Dissertations based on Kate L. Tura­bian's "A Man­ual for Writ­ers of Re­search Papers, Th­e­ses, and Dis­ser­ta­tions: Chicago Style for Stu­dents and Re­searchers," 9th edi­tion. More information: http://www.ctan.org/pkg/turabian-formatting