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In article <286irb$54n@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>, 
jnorman@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (John G Norman) writes:
 
> I keep a date called "Original pub/written" in Custom 3. This is
> a date that would normally go after the title in a Chicago A
> bibliography. 

What is a "Chicago A" bibliography?  I take it that it is different 
from the Chicago style that comes with EN+.  (If it makes a 
difference, I use EN+ on a Mac.)

> But a reprint is a different case. I put reprint
> years in Custom 1. Reprint years are formatted with the publisher
> data.  Thus one might easily have all three dates: the date of
> the actual edition cited; the date of the original for that
> edition (if it's a reprint); and finally the date of the actual
> first published edition (not a reprint).  
> 
> I also use the "Original pub/written" (Custom 3) field for the
> date of first publication in the original language.
> 
> Thus you might get something like this:
> 
> 	Foucault, Michel. The History of Sexuality: An
> 	Introduction. 1976. Translated by Robert Hurley, vol. 1.
> 	1978; reprint, New York: Vintage Books, 1990.
 
Lots of good ideas!  Thanks!  So, your style has this in it:  

Custom 1;*reprint,

where the "*" denotes a non-breaking space?  

> I suppose that in some social sciences the in-text version
> of this would be Foucault (1990 [1976])?

Could EN+ add disambiguating letters to this?  Anyone know?  Avi?  
 
> There should probably be standard fields for these dates in
> the supplied EndNote structure so that the data is in the
> same place, should people want to trade bibliographies.

I agree.  

Bill Blattner

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