Re: [emacs-humanities] Citations in org-mode

[Greg Bognar]

Hi Joe,

I found a better solution for suppressing the list of references after I sent my
email: just add an option to the org file, like so:

#+suppress-bibliography: t

Pandoc will then convert the document without a list of references at the end.

I also found chicago-fullnote-bibliography-with-ibid.csl does what I want --
it's basically the same as your suggestion.

The docx file has footnotes, rather than endnotes (which would mimic the book
style I'm after), but I haven't yet found a way to make pandoc produce
endnotes.  However, it's probably better to let the publisher worry about that.

Thanks for your help!

All the best,
Greg


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On Thu 11 Feb 2021 at 12:41 Joseph Johnson wrote:
> 
> Hi Greg,
> 
> Glad to hear the Pandoc format suggestion was helpful.
> 
> > However, in order to use the particular style I had in mind (full citation
> > in a footnote), I would need to find a .csl file to use.  I've looked at the
> > suggested link [1], but there are many and no descriptions of what they do;
> > the closest I found was `chicago-note-bibliography-with-ibid.csl'.  But it
> > does not print the full citation (only author and title) and generates a
> > list of references after the main body.
> >
> > Any suggestions?  Basically, what I'm looking for is analogous to Biblatex's
> > \footcite or \fullcite commands, with the ability to suppress the creation
> > of a separate list of references.  (This sort of system is standard in trade
> > books and can be found in some humanities books.)
> 
> I think the citation style you're looking for is
> chicago-fullnote-bibliography.csl, which should at least format the notes
> correctly.
> 
> As for the bibliography, one of the nice things about .csl files is that
> they're quite readable and can be edited. To suppress the bibliography, you
> can just open up the style, scroll to the bottom, and delete everything
> between <bibliography> and </bibliography>.  There may be a cleaner way, but I
> don't personally know it.
> 
> All my best,
> Joe
> 
> 
> -- 
> Dr. Joseph R. Johnson
> Assistant Professor of French and Francophone Studies
> Georgetown University
> josephrjohnson.com


-- 
Greg Bognar
Department of Philosophy
Stockholm University and
Stockholm Centre for Healthcare Ethics (CHE)
Stockholm, Sweden

Web: https://gregbognar.net