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Landy\thanks{\mail{landy@nyu.edu}}\and Clea F. Rees\and Nelson H. F. Beebe\thanks{\mail{beebe@plot79.math.utah.edu}}} +\date{5/1/95} + + +\begin{document} + +\maketitle + +\noindent +This software is based on previous APA formats as explained below. The +changes made to produce the \pkg{mslapa} format were originally made by Michael S. +Landy in 1994 and are public domain. The copyright and licensing of the file +as a whole also depends on the copyright and licensing of the original code. +Further details may be found below.\\ +This statement added 2008/11/25 by Clea F. Rees in an attempt to make the +situation a little clearer following communication with Michael S. Landy. + +This pair of files automates most (although not all) of the bibliographic +and citation formatting of APA (American Psychological Association) style. +The various citations formats that you want are things like: +% +\begin{enumerate} +\item \label{item:1} `in the work of Landy (1985, 1989a,b)' +\item \label{item:2} `in the work of Landy, Dosher and Sperling (1989)' +\item \label{item:3} `in the work of Landy and colleagues (1989)' +\item \label{item:4} `it has been shown (Landy, 1989) that \ldots' +\item \label{item:5} `it has been shown (Landy, 1989a, 1990; Sperling, 1991) that \ldots' +\item \label{item:6} `it has been shown (Landy, Dosher \& Sperling, 1989a) that \ldots' +\item \label{item:7} `it has been shown (Landy et al.,\ 1989a) that \ldots' +\item \label{item:8} `it has been shown (e.g.,\ Landy et al.,\ 1989a) that \ldots' +\item \label{item:9} `it has been shown (see, e.g.,\ Landy et al.,\ 1989a, for discussion) \ldots' +\end{enumerate} + +\pagebreak[2] + +These are achieved by a number of citation macros: +% +\begin{itemize} +\item \cmd{\cite}\parg{PRENOTE}\oarg{NOTE}\verb+{+\meta{KEY1}\verb+,+\meta{KEY2}\verb+}+ -- for cases \ref{item:4}, \ref{item:5} and~\ref{item:6} +\item \cmd{\shortcite}\parg{PRENOTE}\oarg{NOTE}\verb+{+\meta{KEY1}\verb+,+\meta{KEY2}\verb+}+ -- for case \ref{item:7}, \ref{item:8} and~\ref{item:9} +\item \cmd{\citeyear}\parg{PRENOTE}\oarg{NOTE}\verb+{+\meta{KEY1}\verb+,+\meta{KEY2}\verb+}+ -- for cases \ref{item:1}, \ref{item:2} and~\ref{item:3} +\end{itemize} +% +Note that \meta{PRENOTE} will be put in the parentheses preceding the citations +(and followed by a blank), and \meta{NOTE} will follow the citations (preceded by +a comma). Both \meta{PRENOTE} and \meta{NOTE} are (independently) optional arguments. +Thus, number~\ref{item:8} above was produced by +\verb+\shortcite(e.g.,){LANDYETAL89A}+, +and number~\ref{item:9} was produced by +\verb+\shortcite(see, e.g.,)[for discussion]{LANDYETAL89A}+. + +\cmd{\shortcite} will use `et al.'\ for all citations of 3 or more authors. If +you have a string of citations with more than one citation of 3 or more +authors, and you want some of those to have et al. and others to be spelled +out, then you will have to use \cmd{\nocite}\verb+{+\meta{KEY1}\verb+,+\meta{KEY2}\verb+}+ and format the citation +yourself by hand: +% +\begin{flushleft} + `\texttt{% + it has been shown (Landy, Dosher \cmd{\&} Sperling, 1989a; Sperling et al., + 1990\cmd{\nocite}\{LANDETAL89A,SPERETAL90\}) that \ldots% + }' +\end{flushleft} + +There are also macros which insert only the author text without the year +(\cmd{\fullciteA} and \cmd{\shortciteA}), although it's not clear to me where one would +want to use that. If you want to format things in any other way, you are +stuck formatting the citation yourself, e.\,g.: +% +\begin{verbatim} +In 1989, Landy and colleagues\nocite{LANDETAL89} discovered... +\end{verbatim} + +The style macros for \texttt{cite}/\texttt{shortcite}/\texttt{citeyear} will lay things out as +described above, so that if two citations in a row have the same authors, +the authors are listed once, and if the same year as well, only the letter +names are added (as in \texttt{1989a,b})\@. The algorithm recognizes that the form +`Landy et al.'\ can refer to any articles with 3 or more authors beginning +with \textsl{Landy}, and hence all such cited articles require letters after the year +(just in case you happen to cite them using `et al.')\@. The letters are +added in such a way that the citation letters for a given \texttt{shortauthor}/\texttt{year} +combination appear in order in the references section. Also, in the reference +section, and author such as `\verb+von Helmholtz+' will be alphabetized under \textsl{H} +and printed as `von Helmholtz, H. (1866).\ \ldots'\@. If you prefer to +alphabetize this under \textsl{V} you can either put the name in braces \verb+{von Helmholtz}+ +in your bibliography file (to make it look like a last name), or you can +alter the function `\texttt{sort.format.names}' below as indicated in the comment to +be found there. + +\pagebreak[2] + +Things this style won't do for you: +% +\begin{itemize} +\item Citations come out in the order you put them in the argument + to \texttt{cite}\slash\texttt{shortcite}\slash\texttt{citeyear}\@. So, if you want them sorted a + particular way (alphabetically within year or vice versa), you have + to do that yourself. +\item APA specifies that full author order should be used the first time + a reference is cited, and \textit{et al.}\ (for 3 or more authors) thereafter. + You have to do this yourself by using \cmd{\cite} or \cmd{\citeyear} the first + time and \cmd{\shortcite} thereafter. +\end{itemize} + +\end{document} |