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<description><![CDATA[<p>Hi,<br>
My name is Candice Drave.&nbsp; I am an ethnomusicology student.&nbsp; I just started&nbsp;working on a masters degree this past month, at Union Institute and University.&nbsp; I have an interest in music of World War I, the acoustic era of the recording industry, and Weimar German Jazz.&nbsp; I am hoping to do my thesis on the topic of American music and society during World War I.&nbsp; </p>
<p>This is a topic I started to get interested in during undergrad study, and started a small collection of primary sources in hopes of writing a thesis one day.&nbsp; My collection includes 78s, sheet music, and music advertisements from World War I.&nbsp; I have to take a class called research methods where we learn to research, and I would like to declare these primary sources I have collected on a works cited page to show my instructor.&nbsp; How would I handle citing 78s, sheet music, and advertising in MLA formant.&nbsp; Do I need to?&nbsp; In previous work I simply stated that photos or scans were from my personal collection.&nbsp; How do I handle this for preparing for thesis level scholarship?</p>
<p>Any input is greatly appreciated,</p>
<p>~Candice</p>]]></description>
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