Upgrade StorageLooking for a Citation Style
Hi,
I'm writing a short research paper that required the use of multiple sources. Using traditional Chicago (full note/note) footnotes or endnotes would make the paper far too long and unwieldy. I'm looking a citation style in Zotero that sticks (at least somewhat) to the Chicago format but instead uses the numbered system ([1] as the in-text superscript citation refering to 1. BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION instead of the usual abbreviated 1. NAME, TITLE, ETC.). I don't have any explicit citations instructions or needs beyond the numbered style for this project, so if need be I can just use Vancouver or Elsevier, but would rather stick to Chicago as much as possible. (Ideally it would be basically a normal Chicago bibliography but numbered, which I could also manually do but would rather not). Thank you so much in advance!
I'm writing a short research paper that required the use of multiple sources. Using traditional Chicago (full note/note) footnotes or endnotes would make the paper far too long and unwieldy. I'm looking a citation style in Zotero that sticks (at least somewhat) to the Chicago format but instead uses the numbered system ([1] as the in-text superscript citation refering to 1. BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION instead of the usual abbreviated 1. NAME, TITLE, ETC.). I don't have any explicit citations instructions or needs beyond the numbered style for this project, so if need be I can just use Vancouver or Elsevier, but would rather stick to Chicago as much as possible. (Ideally it would be basically a normal Chicago bibliography but numbered, which I could also manually do but would rather not). Thank you so much in advance!
He said yes. 1 (as a superscript, in brackets, whatever) They said no. 2
1. Bogdanich, Walt, Jacqueline Williams, and Ana Graciela Méndez. ‘The New Panama Canal: A Risky Bet’. The New York Times. 22 June 2016, sec. World. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/06/22/world/americas/panama-canal.html.
2. Cuffe, Sandra. ‘Corruption Concerns Cast Shadow Over Panama’s Elections’. Al Jazeera, 3 May 2019, sec. Panama Papers. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/5/3/corruption-concerns-cast-shadow-over-panamas-elections.
Does this help clarify? Basically the usual Chicago bibliography but in the numbered (numeric) format.