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ibu · 08-07-2013, 10:51 AM

@Jellby
You missunderstood my example and my intention. My fault.
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The footnote is one which refers to a paperbook

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The reference style "[Hawking, 1975]" is the "Harvard Style". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_style
It is just an abbreviation of the complete part in the bibliography.

Your example with "chapter 5, par. 23 ff." is exactly what I meant.
I've no strong opinions, if it's appropriate to mention the chapter.

May be a shorter "[Hawking, 1975] par. 1145 ff. is fine.

But back to the topic:
Do you recommend to number all paragraphs here and now?
Or is such referencing style so unusual, that only a very few readers know what that means?

08-07-2013, 10:51 AM	#6
ibu Addict Posts: 264 Karma: 9246 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Berlin, Germany Device: Kobo H20, iPhone 6+, Macbook Pro	@Jellby You missunderstood my example and my intention. My fault. 1 The footnote is one which refers to a paperbook 2 The reference style "[Hawking, 1975]" is the "Harvard Style". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_style It is just an abbreviation of the complete part in the bibliography. Your example with "chapter 5, par. 23 ff." is exactly what I meant. I've no strong opinions, if it's appropriate to mention the chapter. May be a shorter "[Hawking, 1975] par. 1145 ff. is fine. But back to the topic: Do you recommend to number all paragraphs here and now? Or is such referencing style so unusual, that only a very few readers know what that means?