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I needed something similar not long ago and have proposed an unofficial APA notes variant: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7510
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This isn't the function of the collection-editor variable: it is rather designed to take a multivolume series editor: https://docs.citationstyles.org/en/stable/specification.html#name-variables For examples of how this role is cited in multivolume…
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I expect that we’ll have the new styles out this month. The formatting is this way because of the expectation that you will likely want extra publication information, as in the example I provided.
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The new styles only describe a work as a reprint if there is an original publisher or place of publication, as in this example from CMOS 14.16: 1. Ralph Ellison, Invisible Man (Random House, 1952; repr., Vintage Books, 1995), 242–43. Text such as 'f…
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I’m working on new Chicago styles that give the ‘reprint’ label in more limited circumstances: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7424
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CMOS 14.190 gives this example, following Bluebook: 2. Exec. Order No. 14028, 3 C.F.R. 556 (2021). You can see this citation encoded here: https://www.zotero.org/groups/2205533/test_items_library/collections/5V67EPX3/items/SIQ8AUN7/ Note particula…
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To take the example of this in the Chicago quick guide: 1. Alexandra Jacobs, “The Muchness of Madonna,” review of Madonna: A Rebel Life, by Mary Gabriel, New York Times, October 8, 2023. Add the title of the review in the title field, then add the t…
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There are two approaches that give the same results. You can enter these as book sections, then add to the extras field: type: book Or, since this is an ancient text, you can use the dedicated category for this: type: classic Or you can enter th…
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Let's take the example of Early Modern Europe: Crisis of Authority from CMOS 14.26, whose table of contents is on Archive.org: https://archive.org/details/earlymoderneurop00coch CMOS 14.26 is demonstrating how a citation of the same book differs b…
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This is true in many humanities styles, such as MHRA, but Chicago's approach is more complex. CMOS 14.24 states that in multivolume works, the notes should list editors after the title of the part for which they are responsible. For example: 1. The…
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There is an APA variant in the repository to serve this purpose: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=APA cv
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The suffixes to the issue date indeed have no relationship to the original date. I have however noticed some circumstances in which the current APA style does not add a suffix to every item with the same year, as you show here. I believe that I have…
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The MHRA Style Guide forms for author–date bibliography citations are somewhat hidden; the relevant section is here: https://www.mhra.org.uk/style/chapter8.html#section_8_4 The key omission from the current CSL style for MHRA author–date is the ye…
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Many thanks, @damnation for looking into this. This thread is flagging a different problem: the bibliography entries are using note rather than author–date formatting (i.e. the date is missing after the contributor name). I've put together a fix he…
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You could try the old style from the 3rd edition of the MHRA Style Guide here: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/296f9ab65c1eb1e3774e33dc6214044db89d783d/modern-humanities-research-association-author-date.csl I desperately nee…
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I can confirm that MHRA author–date is not formatting the bibliography using this style. Do you have the option of using APA or Chicago, both of which have more functional author–date styles?
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You can watch progress and test the files here: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7424 I hope for a June release, but please be mindful that this is a volunteer project. As many people use Chicago and in a wide variety of ways…
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MHRA needs a thorough review for the fourth edition; I have it in my queue after the new edition of Chicago.
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Esta actualización ya está en fase de prueba y puede consultarse aquí: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7424 Mientras tanto, si estás utilizando la 17.ª edición, puedes optar por una versión que ya se acerca al nuevo formato:…
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There are a lot of issues with films and broadcasts in the styles for the 17th edition. I’ve addressed them in the forthcoming 18th edition, which you can test here: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7424
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I am rewriting the CSL styles completely to ensure that they represent the eighteenth edition as accurately as possible. This is a complex project that runs on unpaid labour. I would estimate that it will be June before the new files have been revie…
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The standard 'note' variant provides short notes for all citations.
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I'm working on this as part of a rewrite of the Chicago styles for the 18th edition. This will probably make it to Zotero in May or June, depending on how long it takes to review (this is a volunteer effort). If you can't wait that long, my working …
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I’ll make sure this is correct for the eighteenth edition.
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The MHRA variant including the place of publication is now available on the style repository: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=mhra This should eliminate any need for the third edition (which the MHRA have officially withdrawn).
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This type allows us to meet the guidance in Chicago 14.142–152 (and pretty much covers 14.153–154), producing citations that don't always need to appear in the bibliography; have both an italicized title and a container-title; and use different punc…
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@dstillman Is there any chance of adding the classic item type to Zotero in the near future? It essentially needs the same fields as a book section, ideally with the additions of genre, volume-title, archive-place, archive_collection, original-title…
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You're looking for the 'classic' item type in CSL. Zotero does not yet support it, but you can still create an item (a book will give you the most helpful fields) and override the type by adding to the Extra field: type: classic The Chicago style fi…
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It is true that the place of publication is optional in the MHRA Style Guide. I've proposed a variant that includes it: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/7483 You can download the style here to test it: https://raw.githubuser…
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I found the pull request to which you referred above: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/3005 It does not look as if the lines to exclude personal_communication from the bibliography ever made it into the APA file.