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Hello, all -
I could not find this info on this site, or in the Chicago style guides.
Is it ever appropriate to suppress author in notes-bibliography style in Chicago style?
The cases I would use this would be those where the author is mentioned in the prefix area already.
For example:
1. Kant states and discusses this principle in Lectures on Metaphysics, L2.28:544-555
instead of
2. Kant states and discusses this principle in Kant, Lectures on Metaphysics, L2.28:544-555
Another case would be a footnote/endnote citing multiple works of the same author; I would think to suppress the author name for all but the first work listed.
3. Kant, Critique of Pure Reason, Critique of Impure Reason, Critique of Impure Thoughts.
is there a rule about such usages? Thank you for any info.
I could not find this info on this site, or in the Chicago style guides.
Is it ever appropriate to suppress author in notes-bibliography style in Chicago style?
The cases I would use this would be those where the author is mentioned in the prefix area already.
For example:
1. Kant states and discusses this principle in Lectures on Metaphysics, L2.28:544-555
instead of
2. Kant states and discusses this principle in Kant, Lectures on Metaphysics, L2.28:544-555
Another case would be a footnote/endnote citing multiple works of the same author; I would think to suppress the author name for all but the first work listed.
3. Kant, Critique of Pure Reason, Critique of Impure Reason, Critique of Impure Thoughts.
is there a rule about such usages? Thank you for any info.