Screenshots for the humanities

Here's an example to illustrate some of the jurabib features for supporting citations in the humanities with the BibTeX style file jhuman.bst, developed especially for the humanities users of jurabib. (Please note: jhuman.bst is frozen and will be no longer available! jox.bst is taking over the `oxford' part of it. A style for chicago like format is in development.) For the following document no bibliography is printed, because the command \nobibliography{<database>} is used. When a work is cited the first time, a full bibliography entry is printed out. When the work is cited again, only a short variant of title and author will be printed. You can specify the short variants by using the shortauthor and the shorttitle field. The follwowing example uses `oxford' style. Please note the `idem' option in combination with the `ibidem' option.

The Output The Input

\documentclass[12pt,a4paper,german,english]{article} \usepackage{babel} \usepackage[% titleformat=italic,% titleformat=commasep,% commabeforerest,% ibidem=strict,% citefull=first,% lookat,% oxford,% ^^^^^^ pages=format,% idem% ^^^^ ]{jurabib} \begin{document} \footcite[23--67]{bergmeier80} \footcite[23--67]{helm72} \footcite[23--67]{helm82} \footcite[23--67]{helm82a} \footcite[23--67]{helm97} \footcite[23--67]{bergmeier80} \footcite[23--67]{Thiselton99} \footcite[23--67]{LunWalThis99} \footcite[23--67]{Lundin99} \footcite[23--67]{Lundin99} \footcite[67f]{Lundin99} \footcite[23--67]{Kraft74} \footcite[23--67]{Oberman88} \footcite[67ff]{bergmeier80} \footcite[67]{helm72} \footcite[67]{helm82} \footcite[67]{helm82a} \footcite[67]{helm97} \footcite[67]{bergmeier80} \footcite[67]{Thiselton99} \footcite[67]{LunWalThis99} \footcite[67]{Lundin99} \footcite[67]{Kraft74} \footcite[67]{Oberman88} %%%% !!! %%%% jhuman.bst is frozen and will be no longer available! %%%% jox.bst is taking over the `oxford' part of it. %%%% !!! \bibliographystyle{jhuman}% \nobibliography{jbtesthu} \end{document}

The same document as above, but now we are using `chicago' style.

The Output

The Input


\documentclass[12pt,a4paper,german,english]{article}
\usepackage{babel}
\usepackage[%
     titleformat=italic,%
     titleformat=commasep,%
     commabeforerest,%
     ibidem=strict,%
     citefull=first,%
     lookat,%
     chicago,%
     ^^^^^^^^
     pages=format,%
]{jurabib}

\begin{document}

\footcite[23--67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[23--67]{helm72}
\footcite[23--67]{helm82}
\footcite[23--67]{helm82a}
\footcite[23--67]{helm97}
\footcite[23--67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[23--67]{Thiselton99}
\footcite[23--67]{LunWalThis99}
\footcite[23--67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[23--67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[67f]{Lundin99}
\footcite[23--67]{Kraft74}
\footcite[23--67]{Oberman88}

\footcite[67ff]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[67]{helm72}
\footcite[67]{helm82}
\footcite[67]{helm82a}
\footcite[67]{helm97}
\footcite[67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[67]{Thiselton99}
\footcite[67]{LunWalThis99}
\footcite[67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[67]{Kraft74}
\footcite[67]{Oberman88}

%%%% !!!
%%%% jhuman.bst is frozen and will be no longer available! 
%%%% jox.bst is taking over the `oxford' part of it.
%%%% !!!
\bibliographystyle{jhuman}
\nobibliography{jbtesthu}

\end{document}

If you want to have all your notes at the end of the document, no problem, jurabib is compatible to endnotes.sty, this will transform all the various cite commands into endnotes, simply by loading endnotes.sty. You can use \nobibliography in combination:

The Output

The Input


\documentclass[12pt,a4paper,german,english]{article}
\usepackage{babel}
\usepackage[%
     titleformat=italic,%
     titleformat=commasep,%
     commabeforerest,%
     ibidem=strict,%
     citefull=first,%
     chicago,%
     pages=format,%
]{jurabib}

\usepackage{endnotes}
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

\begin{document}

\footcite[23--67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[23--67]{helm72}
\footcite[23--67]{helm82}
\footcite[23--67]{helm82a}
\footcite[23--67]{helm97}
\footcite[23--67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[23--67]{Thiselton99}
\footcite[23--67]{LunWalThis99}
\footcite[23--67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[23--67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[67f]{Lundin99}
\footcite[23--67]{Kraft74}
\footcite[23--67]{Oberman88}

\footcite[67ff]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[67]{helm72}
\footcite[67]{helm82}
\footcite[67]{helm82a}
\footcite[67]{helm97}
\footcite[67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[67]{Thiselton99}
\footcite[67]{LunWalThis99}
\footcite[67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[67]{Kraft74}
\footcite[67]{Oberman88}

\theendnotes
^^^^^^^^^^^^

%%%% !!!
%%%% jhuman.bst is frozen and will be no longer available! 
%%%% jox.bst is taking over the `oxford' part of it.
%%%% !!!
\bibliographystyle{jhuman}
\nobibliography{jbtesthu}

\end{document}

jurabib is able to handle primitive author-year citations, with the standard `authorformat=year' option the year appears immediately after the authors name ...

The Output

The Input


\documentclass[12pt,a4paper,german,english]{article}
\usepackage{babel}
\usepackage[%
     authorformat=year,%
     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
     titleformat=italic,%
     titleformat=commasep,%
     commabeforerest,%
     ibidem=strict,%
     citefull=first,%
     pages=format,%
]{jurabib}

\begin{document}

\footcite[23--67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[23--67]{helm72}
\footcite[23--67]{helm82}
\footcite[23--67]{helm82a}
\footcite[23--67]{helm97}
\footcite[23--67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[23--67]{Thiselton99}
\footcite[23--67]{LunWalThis99}
\footcite[23--67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[23--67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[67f]{Lundin99}
\footcite[23--67]{Kraft74}
\footcite[23--67]{Oberman88}

\footcite[67ff]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[67]{helm72}
\footcite[67]{helm82}
\footcite[67]{helm82a}
\footcite[67]{helm97}
\footcite[67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[67]{Thiselton99}
\footcite[67]{LunWalThis99}
\footcite[67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[67]{Kraft74}
\footcite[67]{Oberman88}

%%%% !!!
%%%% jhuman.bst is frozen and will be no longer available! 
%%%% jox.bst is taking over the `oxford' part of it.
%%%% !!!
\bibliographystyle{jhuman}
\nobibliography{jbtesthu}

\end{document}

... by using \jbyearaftertitle in the preamble the year appears after the title:

The Output

The Input


\documentclass[12pt,a4paper,german,english]{article}
\usepackage{babel}
\usepackage[%
     authorformat=year,%
     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
     titleformat=italic,%
     titleformat=commasep,%
     commabeforerest,%
     ibidem=strict,%
     citefull=first,%
     pages=format,%
]{jurabib}

\jbyearaftertitle
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

\begin{document}

\footcite[23--67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[23--67]{helm72}
\footcite[23--67]{helm82}
\footcite[23--67]{helm82a}
\footcite[23--67]{helm97}
\footcite[23--67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[23--67]{Thiselton99}
\footcite[23--67]{LunWalThis99}
\footcite[23--67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[23--67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[67f]{Lundin99}
\footcite[23--67]{Kraft74}
\footcite[23--67]{Oberman88}

\footcite[67ff]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[67]{helm72}
\footcite[67]{helm82}
\footcite[67]{helm82a}
\footcite[67]{helm97}
\footcite[67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[67]{Thiselton99}
\footcite[67]{LunWalThis99}
\footcite[67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[67]{Kraft74}
\footcite[67]{Oberman88}


%%%% !!!
%%%% jhuman.bst is frozen and will be no longer available! 
%%%% jox.bst is taking over the `oxford' part of it.
%%%% !!!
\bibliographystyle{jhuman}
\nobibliography{jbtesthu}

\end{document}

It's easy to format the citations. Here we are switching to another separation of authors instead of slashes as in the example above (`authorformat=and' is the default for `oxford' and `chicago' option). And we are removing the parentheses around the year.

The Output

The Input


\documentclass[12pt,a4paper,german,english]{article}
\usepackage{babel}
\usepackage[%
     authorformat={year,and},%
                        ^^^ 
     titleformat=italic,%
     titleformat=commasep,%
     commabeforerest,%
     ibidem=strict,%
     pages=format,%
]{jurabib}

\jbyearaftertitle

\renewcommand{\jbcitationyearformat}[1]{#1}
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

\begin{document}

\footcite[23--67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[23--67]{helm72}
\footcite[23--67]{helm82}
\footcite[23--67]{helm82a}
\footcite[23--67]{helm97}
\footcite[23--67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[23--67]{Thiselton99}
\footcite[23--67]{LunWalThis99}
\footcite[23--67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[23--67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[67f]{Lundin99}
\footcite[23--67]{Kraft74}
\footcite[23--67]{Oberman88}

\footcite[67ff]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[67]{helm72}
\footcite[67]{helm82}
\footcite[67]{helm82a}
\footcite[67]{helm97}
\footcite[67]{bergmeier80}
\footcite[67]{Thiselton99}
\footcite[67]{LunWalThis99}
\footcite[67]{Lundin99}
\footcite[67]{Kraft74}
\footcite[67]{Oberman88}

%%%% !!!
%%%% jhuman.bst is frozen and will be no longer available! 
%%%% jox.bst is taking over the `oxford' part of it.
%%%% !!!
\bibliographystyle{jhuman}
\bibliography{jbtesthu}

\end{document}