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I am pretty new to LaTeX, so this will probably be a stupid question.
I am citing a number of chapters from Collections in my thesis. Today, my advisor criticized me for a minor flaw in my references. I have a reference like this:
@InCollection{Example2010,
author = {Smith, John and Smith, Peter},
title = {A Nice Chapter},
booktitle = {An Interesting Book},
publisher = {Bielefeld University Press},
year = {2010},
editor = {John Smith and Peter Smith and Mary White and Other Dude},
pages = {261--310},
}
Apacite does the following:
Smith, J. & Smith, P. (2010). A Nice Chapter. In J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude (Eds.), An Interesting Book (pp. 261-310). Bielefeld University Press.
However, the people I listed as editors are not really the editors of the vorlume but all the authors that wrote chapters. Is there a way of getting rid of the "Eds." in this case without losing it for all the chapters in edited volumes i cite?
Thank you very much!
apacite
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I am pretty new to LaTeX, so this will probably be a stupid question.
I am citing a number of chapters from Collections in my thesis. Today, my advisor criticized me for a minor flaw in my references. I have a reference like this:
@InCollection{Example2010,
author = {Smith, John and Smith, Peter},
title = {A Nice Chapter},
booktitle = {An Interesting Book},
publisher = {Bielefeld University Press},
year = {2010},
editor = {John Smith and Peter Smith and Mary White and Other Dude},
pages = {261--310},
}
Apacite does the following:
Smith, J. & Smith, P. (2010). A Nice Chapter. In J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude (Eds.), An Interesting Book (pp. 261-310). Bielefeld University Press.
However, the people I listed as editors are not really the editors of the vorlume but all the authors that wrote chapters. Is there a way of getting rid of the "Eds." in this case without losing it for all the chapters in edited volumes i cite?
Thank you very much!
apacite
asked Apr 25 '18 at 18:06
SpikeSpike
1
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 12 mins ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
Your writeup isn't exactly clear. If Smith, Smith, White, and Dude are not the actual editors, why do you list them in theeditorfield? Why don't you list the actual editors? Finally, if the actual editors can't be found, have you considered simply omitting theeditorfield?
– Mico
Apr 25 '18 at 18:16
Sorry, I wrote this a bit confusing: This is a book with chapters by different authors. All the authors of any of the chapters are listed on the cover, i still need to reference them. I just need a way to just say "J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude, An Interesting Book" in this case and leave out the word "Eds.". If this is possible.
– Spike
Apr 25 '18 at 18:25
If Smith, Smith, White, and Dude are listed on the book cover as the editors, they are the editors. In addition, if you're forced to useapacite-based bibliography formatting, I don't understand why you'd want to suppress the(Eds.)string. Otherwise, you'll have two separate groups of names, and your readers may well get confused as to what's going on.
– Mico
Apr 25 '18 at 18:34
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I am pretty new to LaTeX, so this will probably be a stupid question.
I am citing a number of chapters from Collections in my thesis. Today, my advisor criticized me for a minor flaw in my references. I have a reference like this:
@InCollection{Example2010,
author = {Smith, John and Smith, Peter},
title = {A Nice Chapter},
booktitle = {An Interesting Book},
publisher = {Bielefeld University Press},
year = {2010},
editor = {John Smith and Peter Smith and Mary White and Other Dude},
pages = {261--310},
}
Apacite does the following:
Smith, J. & Smith, P. (2010). A Nice Chapter. In J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude (Eds.), An Interesting Book (pp. 261-310). Bielefeld University Press.
However, the people I listed as editors are not really the editors of the vorlume but all the authors that wrote chapters. Is there a way of getting rid of the "Eds." in this case without losing it for all the chapters in edited volumes i cite?
Thank you very much!
apacite
asked Apr 25 '18 at 18:06
SpikeSpike
1
I am pretty new to LaTeX, so this will probably be a stupid question.
I am citing a number of chapters from Collections in my thesis. Today, my advisor criticized me for a minor flaw in my references. I have a reference like this:
@InCollection{Example2010,
author = {Smith, John and Smith, Peter},
title = {A Nice Chapter},
booktitle = {An Interesting Book},
publisher = {Bielefeld University Press},
year = {2010},
editor = {John Smith and Peter Smith and Mary White and Other Dude},
pages = {261--310},
}
Apacite does the following:
Smith, J. & Smith, P. (2010). A Nice Chapter. In J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude (Eds.), An Interesting Book (pp. 261-310). Bielefeld University Press.
However, the people I listed as editors are not really the editors of the vorlume but all the authors that wrote chapters. Is there a way of getting rid of the "Eds." in this case without losing it for all the chapters in edited volumes i cite?
Thank you very much!
apacite
apacite
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SpikeSpike
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Your writeup isn't exactly clear. If Smith, Smith, White, and Dude are not the actual editors, why do you list them in theeditorfield? Why don't you list the actual editors? Finally, if the actual editors can't be found, have you considered simply omitting theeditorfield?
– Mico
Apr 25 '18 at 18:16
Sorry, I wrote this a bit confusing: This is a book with chapters by different authors. All the authors of any of the chapters are listed on the cover, i still need to reference them. I just need a way to just say "J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude, An Interesting Book" in this case and leave out the word "Eds.". If this is possible.
– Spike
Apr 25 '18 at 18:25
If Smith, Smith, White, and Dude are listed on the book cover as the editors, they are the editors. In addition, if you're forced to useapacite-based bibliography formatting, I don't understand why you'd want to suppress the(Eds.)string. Otherwise, you'll have two separate groups of names, and your readers may well get confused as to what's going on.
– Mico
Apr 25 '18 at 18:34
add a comment |
Your writeup isn't exactly clear. If Smith, Smith, White, and Dude are not the actual editors, why do you list them in theeditorfield? Why don't you list the actual editors? Finally, if the actual editors can't be found, have you considered simply omitting theeditorfield?
– Mico
Apr 25 '18 at 18:16
Sorry, I wrote this a bit confusing: This is a book with chapters by different authors. All the authors of any of the chapters are listed on the cover, i still need to reference them. I just need a way to just say "J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude, An Interesting Book" in this case and leave out the word "Eds.". If this is possible.
– Spike
Apr 25 '18 at 18:25
If Smith, Smith, White, and Dude are listed on the book cover as the editors, they are the editors. In addition, if you're forced to useapacite-based bibliography formatting, I don't understand why you'd want to suppress the(Eds.)string. Otherwise, you'll have two separate groups of names, and your readers may well get confused as to what's going on.
– Mico
Apr 25 '18 at 18:34
Your writeup isn't exactly clear. If Smith, Smith, White, and Dude are not the actual editors, why do you list them in the
editor field? Why don't you list the actual editors? Finally, if the actual editors can't be found, have you considered simply omitting the editor field?– Mico
Apr 25 '18 at 18:16
Your writeup isn't exactly clear. If Smith, Smith, White, and Dude are not the actual editors, why do you list them in the
editor field? Why don't you list the actual editors? Finally, if the actual editors can't be found, have you considered simply omitting the editor field?– Mico
Apr 25 '18 at 18:16
Sorry, I wrote this a bit confusing: This is a book with chapters by different authors. All the authors of any of the chapters are listed on the cover, i still need to reference them. I just need a way to just say "J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude, An Interesting Book" in this case and leave out the word "Eds.". If this is possible.
– Spike
Apr 25 '18 at 18:25
Sorry, I wrote this a bit confusing: This is a book with chapters by different authors. All the authors of any of the chapters are listed on the cover, i still need to reference them. I just need a way to just say "J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude, An Interesting Book" in this case and leave out the word "Eds.". If this is possible.
– Spike
Apr 25 '18 at 18:25
If Smith, Smith, White, and Dude are listed on the book cover as the editors, they are the editors. In addition, if you're forced to use
apacite-based bibliography formatting, I don't understand why you'd want to suppress the (Eds.) string. Otherwise, you'll have two separate groups of names, and your readers may well get confused as to what's going on.– Mico
Apr 25 '18 at 18:34
If Smith, Smith, White, and Dude are listed on the book cover as the editors, they are the editors. In addition, if you're forced to use
apacite-based bibliography formatting, I don't understand why you'd want to suppress the (Eds.) string. Otherwise, you'll have two separate groups of names, and your readers may well get confused as to what's going on.– Mico
Apr 25 '18 at 18:34
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As I, like I said, need it like this and cannot really use the usual Stackoverflow
"I need to do A"
"Don't do A, it's bad to do A"
-thingy, i figured out a way how to do it and am just posting it if anyone should have the same problem and find this thread. I just deleted the "editor"-field and changed "booktitle" to
booktitle = {emph{J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude,} An Interesting Book}
not elegant, works perfectly.
answered Apr 26 '18 at 20:50
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As I, like I said, need it like this and cannot really use the usual Stackoverflow
"I need to do A"
"Don't do A, it's bad to do A"
-thingy, i figured out a way how to do it and am just posting it if anyone should have the same problem and find this thread. I just deleted the "editor"-field and changed "booktitle" to
booktitle = {emph{J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude,} An Interesting Book}
not elegant, works perfectly.
answered Apr 26 '18 at 20:50
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As I, like I said, need it like this and cannot really use the usual Stackoverflow
"I need to do A"
"Don't do A, it's bad to do A"
-thingy, i figured out a way how to do it and am just posting it if anyone should have the same problem and find this thread. I just deleted the "editor"-field and changed "booktitle" to
booktitle = {emph{J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude,} An Interesting Book}
not elegant, works perfectly.
answered Apr 26 '18 at 20:50
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As I, like I said, need it like this and cannot really use the usual Stackoverflow
"I need to do A"
"Don't do A, it's bad to do A"
-thingy, i figured out a way how to do it and am just posting it if anyone should have the same problem and find this thread. I just deleted the "editor"-field and changed "booktitle" to
booktitle = {emph{J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude,} An Interesting Book}
not elegant, works perfectly.
answered Apr 26 '18 at 20:50
SpikeSpike
1
As I, like I said, need it like this and cannot really use the usual Stackoverflow
"I need to do A"
"Don't do A, it's bad to do A"
-thingy, i figured out a way how to do it and am just posting it if anyone should have the same problem and find this thread. I just deleted the "editor"-field and changed "booktitle" to
booktitle = {emph{J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude,} An Interesting Book}
not elegant, works perfectly.
answered Apr 26 '18 at 20:50
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Your writeup isn't exactly clear. If Smith, Smith, White, and Dude are not the actual editors, why do you list them in the
editorfield? Why don't you list the actual editors? Finally, if the actual editors can't be found, have you considered simply omitting theeditorfield?– Mico
Apr 25 '18 at 18:16
Sorry, I wrote this a bit confusing: This is a book with chapters by different authors. All the authors of any of the chapters are listed on the cover, i still need to reference them. I just need a way to just say "J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude, An Interesting Book" in this case and leave out the word "Eds.". If this is possible.
– Spike
Apr 25 '18 at 18:25
If Smith, Smith, White, and Dude are listed on the book cover as the editors, they are the editors. In addition, if you're forced to use
apacite-based bibliography formatting, I don't understand why you'd want to suppress the(Eds.)string. Otherwise, you'll have two separate groups of names, and your readers may well get confused as to what's going on.– Mico
Apr 25 '18 at 18:34