Turabian style question

andwin06

I am writing a dissertation using Turabian.

My question concerns a numbered commentary in a larger set with a series editor.

My note should look like this according to my school's Turabian guide:
Author, Book Title, vol. # of The Commentary Series, ed. General Editor name/s (City: Publisher, date), pg #.

I can't get Zotero to generate a note like this. Even when I enter a name for the Series Editor, nothing happens in the citation.

Any suggestions?
Andrew

adamsmith

I can have a look - it's possible with Zotero, but it's not coded in either Turabian or CMoS - can anyone confirm the above is actual Turabian and not some school ideosyncracy?

eebelz

Yes, that is correct Turabian style. (Per p. 131 of the Sixth Edition, anyway.)

I'm also curious whether it can be possible, using Zotero, to include the original publication info. in a citation for a reprint (e.g., a paperback edition).

To give an example, I need to cite the paperback edition of John Dewey's _Art as Experience_, which originally came out in hard cover in 1934 from Minton, Balch and Company. The paperback edition is from Perigee Books in New York, released in 2005.

Per p. 193-4 of the Sixth Ed. of _A Manual for Writers: Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations_ by Kate Turabian, a paperback edition like this one should be treated as a reprint, which should be cited (in the bibliography) as follows (with the title italicized):

Dewey, John. Art as Experience. New York: Minton, Balch & Company, 1934; New York: Perigee Books, 2005.

However, there isn't a place in a book's record (as far as I can tell) to enter the original publication data. I assume I just need to enter all this information by hand into my bibliography once it's generated?

adamsmith

Yeah, that's not possible atm. We might get there in the future.