How to cite...
I've got a document that is hosted on website. This document was originally a journal article, but it's not a scan, it's like it's been essentially re-typed. The pagination is for this document only.
I downloaded it from here: http://www.teologos.com.ar/historia/AMESTOY_CATOLICOS_LIBERALES_PROTESTANTES.pdf
Original publication data: Amestoy, N. R. (1992). Católicos, liberales y protestantes frente a la cultura (1850-1910). El caso argentino. Boletín Teológico, 24(47-48).
How do I enter this in Zotero, and how should it be cited?
Thanks for your help!
I downloaded it from here: http://www.teologos.com.ar/historia/AMESTOY_CATOLICOS_LIBERALES_PROTESTANTES.pdf
Original publication data: Amestoy, N. R. (1992). Católicos, liberales y protestantes frente a la cultura (1850-1910). El caso argentino. Boletín Teológico, 24(47-48).
How do I enter this in Zotero, and how should it be cited?
Thanks for your help!
What page numbers would I cite?
I guess another question is, "is this really a citable document"? or should I find the original published version (if i can)?
I'm afraid I can't help you with the specifics of how this should be cited (not my field, so I have no idea of the accepted conventions), but I think the answers to both of your questions would depend very much on the specific citation style you are using (AFAIK, for a case such as this there isn't a robust style-independent way of entering the information into Zotero).
Edit: @Bionatsci...oh! OK. :)
Bibliographically, it is most important that you are positively sure that this is exactly the text as it was published originally. If you are sure about that, I wouldn't see much harm in trying to extrapolate page numbers; or you could use "n.p." or "n. pag" (no pagination) to make clear you're not sure of the original page numbers.
Thanks all!