Again, get help using these. Actually, it will pull up a list of articles, and you choose which one you want. This goes for either looking for books in the CATalog or the MLA INDex. But if you disagree, then you MUST CITE THE WORK to prove your point. Otherwise, you usually use the critics to back up ideas you have about the work.
Citations come in several forms.
In line one. Note that if you introduce the critic, you don't have to include his or her name in the parenthetical citation. If not, however, you include the last name and NO commas. See the Little, Brown Handbook, as well as your reader for form examples in text citations, block quotes, multiple quotes, etc. Try to limit quotations to about 1 citation per paragraph.