Consulting and citing
The bibliography is at /biblio/bibliography and is open to everyone, with no account.
Seed from texts
1. Finding a record
The filters combine; the list refreshes without reloading the page.
| Filter | What it matches |
|---|---|
| Search | the reference and the title together, accent-insensitively — Durand is found whether or not you type the diacritics |
| Author | the reference string, same accent-insensitive matching |
| Year | one exact year, or a range with from and to |
| Language | the language of the publication as recorded in Zotero |
| Type | journal article, book, book chapter, thesis, dictionary entry, manuscript, conference paper, web page |
| Collection | the Zotero collections, which are the group's own arrangement of the material |
The default order is recently added, not chronological
The first page shows what entered the library most recently, which is useful while the corpus is being built but surprising if you expect an alphabetical or chronological list. Change the sort explicitly when you want one.
2. Citation styles
Eight CSL styles are available: APA 7, Chicago (author-date), MLA 9, Harvard, Vancouver, IEEE, Nature, Cell.
The choice is remembered for your session: it applies to the list, to each record's page and to the formatted exports until you change it. Formatting is done with the standard CSL definitions, so a citation produced here is the same one your reference manager would produce from the same data.
3. Export
Two scopes — a single record, or the whole filtered result. The latter is the point of the filters: build the set you want (one collection, one decade, one type), then export it.
| Format | Use it for |
|---|---|
| BibTeX | importing into LaTeX or a reference manager |
| RIS | importing into Zotero, EndNote, Mendeley |
| JSON | the raw Zotero record, for data work |
| Formatted | the citation in the style you have chosen, as HTML or as plain text, to paste into a document |
4. The record page
A record's own page shows its bibliographic data, the citation in the current style, and — the part that a printed bibliography cannot offer — the texts linked to it, each with the type of the link and the pages.
This is the direction of travel that the platform adds: from a publication to the tablets it edits, reviews or discusses. What the types mean is set out in References on texts.
The list of linked texts is filtered by your permissions
A visitor without an account sees only published tablets among the linked texts. The same record may therefore list more texts for an editor. The bibliographic data itself is never restricted.
Seed from texts
