Upgrade StorageStyle Error: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Psychologie
Hi everyone!
I want to cite translated books and I can't figure out how to do so using Zotero to be conform to the DGP rules.
For example, I want to cite the following book:
Erving Goffman, "Wir alle spielen Theater: die Selbstdarstellung im Alltag". The original Title is "The presentation of self in everyday life" from 1959. I have the german translation (19. edition (2021)).
From what I understood from the DGP rules, the citation in a case like this would look like this:
(Goffman, 1959/2021).
And the record in the bibliography:
Goffman, E. (2021). Wir alle spielen Theater: die Selbstdarstellung im Alltag. (P. Weber-Schäfer, Übers.) (19. Auflage.). München: Piper. (Original erschienen 1959)
In the forums I found a solution using the "Extra" field to define the "original-title", "original-date", "original-publisher" and "original-publisher-place". But it's stated, that the citation style would have to make use of these variables. It seems that at the time, the style for DGP does not.
I was wondering if it would be possible to add this functionality to the citation style. It would be greatly appreciated.
BR
Tobias
I want to cite translated books and I can't figure out how to do so using Zotero to be conform to the DGP rules.
For example, I want to cite the following book:
Erving Goffman, "Wir alle spielen Theater: die Selbstdarstellung im Alltag". The original Title is "The presentation of self in everyday life" from 1959. I have the german translation (19. edition (2021)).
From what I understood from the DGP rules, the citation in a case like this would look like this:
(Goffman, 1959/2021).
And the record in the bibliography:
Goffman, E. (2021). Wir alle spielen Theater: die Selbstdarstellung im Alltag. (P. Weber-Schäfer, Übers.) (19. Auflage.). München: Piper. (Original erschienen 1959)
In the forums I found a solution using the "Extra" field to define the "original-title", "original-date", "original-publisher" and "original-publisher-place". But it's stated, that the citation style would have to make use of these variables. It seems that at the time, the style for DGP does not.
I was wondering if it would be possible to add this functionality to the citation style. It would be greatly appreciated.
BR
Tobias
I figured, that this functionality was already impelemented for the APA 6th edition. So I modified the .csl accordingly. It will now produce the result which is consistent with DGP. I am referring to the 5th edition though.
I will post the patch necessary to add this functionality to the DGP citation style for those who need it.
Regards
Tobias
I decided to submit a possible change to this in the official citation style language repository on GitHub directly.
https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/5861