Thanks Robert.
It probably depends on whether you cite your bibliographic references in the text of your essay, or only a part of them.
I’m working now on the bib files, so I can consider having a single bib for all essays, or split bib files (maybe cleaner).
What I would do anyway is to make a subsection or a subject “References" after each essay, add the references that I have not cited in my text as \nocite[key] and finish with \placepublications[criterium=cite].
Hmm, I’m tweaking a test like this, but I’m getting a single ref section on top, including both citations. \setupbibtex[database={cim2014template},sort=author] \setuppublications[alternative=apa] \starttext this is a test\cite{malham19953d} \placepublications[criterium=cite] \page % readd or not? Doesn't change \setupbibtex[database={cim2014template},sort=author] \setuppublications[alternative=apa] Now another\cite{SoDAICMC} \placepublications[criterium=cite] \stoptext
I should perhaps add that I always process my projects without using the bib-module. I separately make the necessary .bbl-files, which I linput before \starttext. It gives me a lot of flexibility.
Could you provide a minimal example? I’ve never used ConTeXt for this, and I’m a bit stuck Thanks a lot! Best -a-
I hope this helps.
Best regards, Robert Blackstone
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