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I have a question about the Oxford reference style, for which I couldn't find an answer in the forum.
On Zotero, I couldn’t find a citation style that would suit my needs. Below, I’m providing the guidelines I need to follow.
Footnotes: PEDERSEN 1997, pp. 193-201.
Bibliography: PEDERSEN 1997: N.A PEDERSEN, A Manichaean Historical text, in ZPE 119 (1997), 193-201.
Other requirements:
- If a cited work has multiple authors, in the footnote the names must be separated by dashes, and in the final bibliography by semicolons: GARDNER-LIEU 2004: I. GARDNER; S.N.C. LIEU, Manichaean Text from the Roman Empire, Cambridge 2004.
- If a work has multiple authors, the two names should be placed in alphabetical order.
- If the same author’s name appears both as a sole author and as a co-author of works, always following alphabetical order, list first the works where they are the sole author, and then those where they are a co-author:
Gardner 1995: I. Gardner, The Kephalaia of Teacher, Leiden 1995.
Gardner 2020: I. Garnder, The Founder of Manichaism, Cambridge 2020.
Gardner-Lieu 2004: ...
In this regard, are you aware of a style that meets these requirements? Or something that comes close to what I described?
Thank you very much to everyone who will help.
I have a question about the Oxford reference style, for which I couldn't find an answer in the forum.
On Zotero, I couldn’t find a citation style that would suit my needs. Below, I’m providing the guidelines I need to follow.
Footnotes: PEDERSEN 1997, pp. 193-201.
Bibliography: PEDERSEN 1997: N.A PEDERSEN, A Manichaean Historical text, in ZPE 119 (1997), 193-201.
Other requirements:
- If a cited work has multiple authors, in the footnote the names must be separated by dashes, and in the final bibliography by semicolons: GARDNER-LIEU 2004: I. GARDNER; S.N.C. LIEU, Manichaean Text from the Roman Empire, Cambridge 2004.
- If a work has multiple authors, the two names should be placed in alphabetical order.
- If the same author’s name appears both as a sole author and as a co-author of works, always following alphabetical order, list first the works where they are the sole author, and then those where they are a co-author:
Gardner 1995: I. Gardner, The Kephalaia of Teacher, Leiden 1995.
Gardner 2020: I. Garnder, The Founder of Manichaism, Cambridge 2020.
Gardner-Lieu 2004: ...
In this regard, are you aware of a style that meets these requirements? Or something that comes close to what I described?
Thank you very much to everyone who will help.
https://archive.org/details/oxfordstylemanua0000unse/page/566/
https://archive.org/details/newhartsrules00rmri/page/322/
There is a CSL style for New Hart's Rules but it isn't very accurate right now; I'm working on a new implementation.