Librarians! Scholar-nerds! Help!
I'm making a bibliography that I want to be useful to others.
There are a couple of great reprint collections that bring together 10-12 really useful articles in the field. So I really want to put them in the bibliography so people see and buy them.
BUT - that means that the writers themselves don't appear separately listed in the bibliography. Which I keep forgetting! and being like, OMG how have I not put in Smith!--except of course Smith's most famous bit is in one of the readers.
Any advice on this problem? Should I write out all ten or twelve articles in the reader rather than the reader itself? Like:
Brady, B. "Truly Awesome Article," Really Awesome Reader, 2014.
Jones, C. "Outstanding Article You Should So Read," Really Awesome Reader, 2014.
Smith, A. "Great Article,"Really Awesome Reader, 2014.
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There are a couple of great reprint collections that bring together 10-12 really useful articles in the field. So I really want to put them in the bibliography so people see and buy them.
BUT - that means that the writers themselves don't appear separately listed in the bibliography. Which I keep forgetting! and being like, OMG how have I not put in Smith!--except of course Smith's most famous bit is in one of the readers.
Any advice on this problem? Should I write out all ten or twelve articles in the reader rather than the reader itself? Like:
Brady, B. "Truly Awesome Article," Really Awesome Reader, 2014.
Jones, C. "Outstanding Article You Should So Read," Really Awesome Reader, 2014.
Smith, A. "Great Article,"Really Awesome Reader, 2014.
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comments)