Zotero date format for older publications
As you may know for many classic books the method of citation is to include the original date of publication within square brackets.
e.g. within a sentence I will cite Tonnies (1957 [1887]). This refers to Tonnies original work from 1887 which is republished in a 1957 edition.
In Zotero the year entry reads 1957[1887].
Unfortunately, when I generate a bibliography I only see 1957 as the date of publication.
I played around a bit with the format, but I can't seem to have Zotero give me the full output.
Thanks for suggestions on how to fix this!
e.g. within a sentence I will cite Tonnies (1957 [1887]). This refers to Tonnies original work from 1887 which is republished in a 1957 edition.
In Zotero the year entry reads 1957[1887].
Unfortunately, when I generate a bibliography I only see 1957 as the date of publication.
I played around a bit with the format, but I can't seem to have Zotero give me the full output.
Thanks for suggestions on how to fix this!
This is an old discussion that has not been active in a long time. Before commenting here, you should strongly consider starting a new discussion instead. If you think the content of this discussion is still relevant, you can link to it from your new discussion.
Original date: 1887
If the style is set up to include Original date, Zotero will pick this up and format it correctly.
Not sure why the full reference is now coming as
Tonnies (1887) 1957
Is there way I could reverse this? This is with the Chicago manual 17th ed.