Thesis Type in Chicago Footnotes
Hello -
New user here.
In citing a dissertation using Chicago style full note (17th ed.), the document type (in this case, PhD diss.) should appear in the citation:
Alexandra M. Lewis, “Evocations of Water at the Piano” (PhD diss., City University of New York, 2005), ProQuest/UMI (3187399).
My output in Zotero, however, appears without the type, even when the field is entered:
Alexandra M. Lewis, “Evocations of Water at the Piano” (City University of New York, 2005), ProQuest/UMI (3187399).
This is true in previews and in copy to keyboard. I'm not familiar enough with with the system to use the style editor, I don't think, unless I get some help. Is there a way to get the document type to appear as I need it?
Thanks!
New user here.
In citing a dissertation using Chicago style full note (17th ed.), the document type (in this case, PhD diss.) should appear in the citation:
Alexandra M. Lewis, “Evocations of Water at the Piano” (PhD diss., City University of New York, 2005), ProQuest/UMI (3187399).
My output in Zotero, however, appears without the type, even when the field is entered:
Alexandra M. Lewis, “Evocations of Water at the Piano” (City University of New York, 2005), ProQuest/UMI (3187399).
This is true in previews and in copy to keyboard. I'm not familiar enough with with the system to use the style editor, I don't think, unless I get some help. Is there a way to get the document type to appear as I need it?
Thanks!
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Edit: actually it looks like it only appears in the Bibliogrpahy and not the Citation. @adamsmith I assume this is an error?
What should my next step be?