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Create chicago-fullnote-bibliography-manuscript.csl #7163
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A variant of Chicago 17th Notes & Bibliography full note style with changes to manuscript and letter item types that better match Chicago guidance.
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😃 Your submission passed all our automated tests. Below are some sample citations generated based on your proposed changes: chicago-fullnote-bibliography-manuscript.csl (new)Bob Hancké, Martin Rhodes, and Mark Thatcher, eds., Beyond Varieties of Capitalism: Conflict, Contradiction, and Complementarities in the European Economy (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2007); “CSL Search by Example,” Citation Style Editor, 2012, http://editor.citationstyles.org/searchByExample/. |
Thanks! So, two separate issues here:
I haven't gone through all items, but that covers the big picture. |
A variant of Chicago 17th Notes & Bibliography full note style with changes to manuscript and letter item types that better match Chicago guidance.
The specific edits I made are detailed below, with my rationale following each bullet point:
Titles:
Dates:
Subsequent citations:
A few notes about how to best use this edited citation style:
Use separate manuscript item and collection records: Create separate Zotero records for each individual manuscript item that you cite from the archival collection, plus another Zotero record for the collection as a whole. Use the individual manuscript item records to create footnote citations. Use the collection record for the bibliography. Note that when you put together the bibliography, you can use the functionality of the Zotero plugin in Word to edit the bibliography: specifically, you can remove the individual manuscript items from the bibliography and add in the collection record.
Additional editing needed for letters that are part of manuscript collections:
Instead of using the “Author”, “Contributor”, and “Recipient” options in Zotero’s creator field, write [sender’s name] to [recipient’s name] in the title field, as you’d like it to appear in the citation.
For shortened subsequent citations, enter the shortened version of the title into the “Short Title” field in Zotero (e.g., Smith to Williams).