Use italics with titles of works that have parts
or subsections to them. These include titles of books, magazines, newspapers,
movies, and works of art.
Books may have such parts as chapters and tables
of contents; magazines and newspapers are divided into such subsections
as articles; movies include credits at both the beginning and end; and
paintings and sculptures may be so large that different parts of them
have names.
Use quotation marks with works that are part of other
works. Titles of poems, essays, speeches, chapters, tables of contents,
articles, movie credits, and parts of art works should be placed in
quotation marks.