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In article <29844.12.uupcb@cccbbs.UUCP>, 
John Bealle <cccbbs!john.bealle@UCENG.UC.EDU> writes:

> On the matter of Original Dates, I too have created a separate
> field for this.  It is then a simple matter, I think, to create
> citations and references such as:
> 
> (Foucault [1976] 1990)
> 
> or, if this is the second 1990 entry for Foucault,
> 
> (Foucault [1976] 1990a)
> 
> As far as I know this works correctly.

"As far as [you] know?"  Have you actually tried it?  I'll give it a 
try to see what happens.  If it does work, then I wonder why my 

(Foucault 1976/1990a) 

didn't work.  Could it be because the fields are adjoined with a slash?


> By the way, the Chicago Manual of Style does refer to original
> dates in 15.27, 16.58, and other places, but perhaps this isn't
> exactly what you mean.

Probably is.  Thanks for the reference.  I'm impatient with big 
reference books, which is why I bought EndNote.  I was hoping not to 
have to think about formatting ever again.  Alas!  

Bill Blattner

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