List,
Given this example:
\enabletrackers [publications.authorhash] \startbuffer [bib] @book{dalambert1743, title = {Traite de Dynamique}, author = {Jean Le Rond d’Alembert}, publisher = {David l’aîné}, address = {Paris}, language = {french}, year = {1743}, } @book{darwin1871, author = {Charles Darwin}, title = {The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex}, year = {1871}, publisher = {John Murray}, address = {London}, } @book{dee1564, author = {John Dee}, title = {Monas Hieroglyphica}, year = {1564}, publisher = {Gulielmus Sylvius}, address = {Antwerp} language = {latin}, } @book{defoe1704, author = {Daniel Defoe}, title = {An Essay on the Regulation of the Press}, year = {1704}, publisher = {sine nomine}, address = {London}, } @book{montaigne1908, title = {The Essayes of {Michael} {Lord} of {Montaigne}}, subtitle = {Done into {English} by {John} {Florio}}, volumes = {3}, volume = {1}, author = {Montaigne, Michel de}, introduction= {Thomas Seccombe}, translator = {John Florio}, origlanguage= {latin}, publisher = {Grant Richards}, address = {London}, year = {1908}, origyear = {1603}, } @book{digbyetal1712, author = {John Digby and others}, title = {{Epicurus’s} Morals}, publisher = {Sam. Briscoe}, year = {1712}, address = {London}, } @book{querard1850, author = {Joseph-Marie Quérard}, title = {Les supercheries littéraires dévoilées, galerie des auteurs apocryphes, supposés, déguisés, plagiaires, et des éditeurs infidèles, littérature française}, year = {1850}, publisher = {Imprimerie Maulde et Renou}, address = {Paris}, language = {french}, } \stopbuffer \usebtxdefinitions [apa] \usebtxdataset [bib.buffer] \starttext \placebtxrendering [method=dataset] \stoptext
I expect to see a bibliography (reference list in APA terms) in the order:
d'Alembert
Darwin
Dee
Defoe
de Montaigne
Digby
Quérard
But the actual result is quite different (see attached), with de
Montaigne following Digby, no hyphen between the initials in the
Quérard entry, and an odd handling of d’Alembert. (The authorhash
does have the hyphen for the Quérard entry.)
So, the question is, what can be done to get the desired (APA defined) order (alphabetize letter-by-letter, ignoring spaces, capitalization, hyphens, apostrophes, periods, and accent marks)?
Beyond that, what can be done to get Montaigne sorted with M entries (displayed as “Montaigne, M. de” or “de Montaigne, M.”)?
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