Vörlaag:quote-book/Doku
The following parameters are recommended.
#* {{quote-book|year=...|author=...|title=...|chapter=...|url=...|isbn=...|page=...}}
#*: ...
Reference
[ännern]Basic parameters
[ännern]- year {{{1}}}
- The year of publication
- author {{{2}}}
- The author (or authors)
- title {{{3}}}
- The title of the work
- url {{{4}}}
- A link to an online copy of the work
- page pages {{{5}}}
- Which page was the citation on
Additional credits
[ännern]- coauthors
- Any subordinate authors (otherwise all can be mentioned in author=)
- editor
- For a unique editor
- editors
- For multiple editors
- publisher
- The publisher
- quotee
- The original source of quote
Details
[ännern]- isbn ISBN
- The ISBN of the work.
- date
- The date (month, and optionally day) of publication
- location
- Where the book was published
- id
- Any other identifier (
{{LCC}}for example) - genre
- What genre is the work.
- passage {{{6}}}
- The citation itself
- translation
- The translation for foreign passages.
- transliteration
- The transliteration for passages in non-Latin script
Pinpointing location
[ännern]- volume
- Which volume of the work
- volume_plain
- Used for volumes that are not called volumes (e.g. "Book II")
- chapter
- Which chapter within the work
- section
- Which section of the work (similar to chapter, but for things that should not be in quotation marks. Can be used for numerical chapters (e.g. "XVI" or "Chapter 6"))
- pageurl
- A link directly to the page containing the quote.
Derived works
[ännern]- edition
- To specify a different edition.
- original
- The original title (if different, for example translated)
- type
- What kind of derivation was this work (assumes "translation", only used when original is set)
- by
- Who was the original work by (in the case of a translation or derivative work), the author should be set to the author of the derivative.
- year_published
- What date was the derivative work (i.e. a 2005 edition of a 1665 work uses year=1665|year_published=2005)
Quoting quotations
[ännern]- quoted_in
- Where does this citation come from, if not directly from the work.
- quotee
- Which author quoted this citation.
Examples
[ännern]Translation
[ännern]For a translation at nook and cranny:
#* {{quote-book
|year=1966
|author=Pat Shaw Iversen (tr.)
|chapter=Soup from a Sausage Peg
|title=The Snow Queen and Other Tales
|edition=1st ed.
|original=Fairy Tales
|by={{w|Hans Christian Andersen}}
|page=224
|pageurl=http://books.google.com/books?id=2tjWAAAAMAAJ&q=%22from+your+own+nook+and+cranny%22#search_anchor
|passage=It's strange to come away from home, from your own '''nook and cranny''', to go by ship – which is also a kind of '''nook and cranny''' – and then suddenly be more than a hundred miles away and stand in a foreign land!}}
- Vörlaag:quote-book/source
- It's strange to come away from home, from your own nook and cranny, to go by ship – which is also a kind of nook and cranny – and then suddenly be more than a hundred miles away and stand in a foreign land!
- Vörlaag:quote-book/source
Quoted quotation
[ännern]For a quoted quotation at any nook or cranny:
#* {{quote-book
|year=1893
|author={{w|David George Ritchie}}
|quotee={{w|Andrew Seth}}
|title=Hegelianism and Personality
|edition=2nd ed. (1893; 1st ed. 1887), note p. 213
|quoted_in=''Darwin and Hegel''
|year_published=1893
|section=chapter "II. Darwin and Hegel", note 1
|page=72
|pageurl=http://books.google.com/books?id=8yGEAHvAwiIC&q=%22An+absolute+system+cannot+afford+to+leave+any+nook+or+cranny+of+existence+unexplored%22#search_anchor
|passage=An absolute system cannot afford to leave '''any nook or cranny''' of existence unexplored.
}}
- Vörlaag:quote-book/source
- An absolute system cannot afford to leave any nook or cranny of existence unexplored.
- Vörlaag:quote-book/source
Implementation
[ännern]Please note that this is just a (relatively) human-friendly way of passing {{reference-book}} to {{cite meta}}, which are principally responsible for this template's output.