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Hello, apologies if this theme has already been discussed.
Is there a way to put the full formatted reference exactly where the in-text citation is placed? That is, if in my document I add:

Monday: An introduction
{Chomsky, 1959, Language, 35, 26-58}

after the scan I would like to find :

Monday: An introduction
Chomsky, N. (1959). A review of B.F. Skinner's Verbal Behavior. Language, 35, 26-58.

with the fully formatted reference right there where I put the in-text citation, without generating an end-of-document bibliography. Possible? Again, sorry if this question has a simple answer.

l

Yes, you need to use a “custom citation” in the citation part of your format definition. This custom citation can then be as complex and complete as you like. This is done in formats like Chicago 15th A (which calls upon Chicago 15th A Footnotes). Take a look at these kinds of formats if you want to check out how this works. (You can of course also read more about this in the section of custom citations in the user’s guide.)

Thank you, exactly what I needed!

Best,

l