Upgrade Storagetwo separate bibliographies for one document
I am writing a PhD based on participant observation. My thesis should include a separate bibliography for references to data/datasets, created by myself. I have a number of documents - some are like field notes, some are interviews, som are unpublished reports that I have written both before and after my data gathering. I woud like to refer to them in the body of the thesis, in a way that makes it clear that these are not academic citations, and I'd like to have them listed separately as in a bibliogrphy. Do I need to cite them manually coud I use Mendeley ? Or is there a wasy to get Zotero to do it ?
I have the documents in a separate collection, so Zotero will generate bibliography and citations manually for them (but I would have to move those that I cite to a separate collection and remove any that that I might edit out so they are not in the collection).. I was hoping to automate that.
(the same whether I press SHIFT or CTL) - maybe I have set it up to do that ? I seem to remember that I wanted to be able to link into Zotero from within my document.
I can generate a manual citation like (Prehn [Transcripts Dataset], 2023) that is just text and will not show up in the bibliography generated by Zotero, but I have to keep track of them myself.
That said, having your primary sources (let's call them that for lack of a better term) use a different in-text style and be sorted differently in the bibliography is probably _possible_, but requires a fair amount of fairly technical fiddling. I'd guess manually tracking them (which you would need to do when using quick copy) is just going to be easier for you.
Using a second tool in the same document will cause mayhem, and you'd still need to adjust the citation style because nothing in Mendeley will output (Prehn [Transcripts Dataset], 2003), so I'd not do that.