Special style needed

RoSi2013
Hi,

I urgently need a special style and the bad thing now;) can someone recommend me an citation style which is near to this, so I do not have to change to many things by hand.

For Example (but the whole authors name shall be in italic):
− Helmut Schelsky: Die skeptische Generation. Eine Soziologie der deutschen Jugend. Düsseldorf/Köln 1957.
− Brigitta Schmidt-Lauber: Das qualitative Interview oder: Die Kunst des Reden-Lassens. In: Silke Göttsch/Albrecht Lehmann (Hg.): Methoden der Volkskunde. Berlin 2001, S. 165–186, hier S. 179.
− Christian Garve: Ueber den Einfluß einiger besonderer Umstände auf die Bildung unserer Sprache und Litteratur. In: Ders.: Gesammelte Werke, Bd. 5/2. Hamburg 1928, S. 3–28.
Bei jeder weiteren Nennung: lediglich Autor und Verweis
− Schelsky, wie Anm. 54, S. 43.
bei gleichem Autor:
− Schelsky, wie Anm. 54, S. 43.
− Ebd., S. 12.

Kind Regards!
  • adamsmith
    you're not going to find something super close, but your best bet is to look at the German styles
    http://zotero.org/styles?q=German
    and restrict them to "note" format and only unique styles - that leaves you with about 20 styles to look through.

    Alternatively, edit yourself: http://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step
  • RoSi2013
    hi, thanks but they all do not fit in any way. the most of them only give the name and date at the first say in the text or they ar inline citiations instead of note citiation. i give up... and do it by hand.
    Nice evening!
  • aurimas
    If you find an inline citation that is close, it wouldn't be a lot of work to convert it to a note style.
  • RoSi2013
    sadly, i have to make it tonight;) the inline citation have not enough informations anyway. and i am not that good in converting. but thanks!

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