<mixed-citation>¶

Appears in	Frequency
<ref>	Once

<mixed-citation> is used to provide an unstructured identification of each bibliographic reference, and should only appear as a child of <ref>. In addition, it could have the attribute @publication-type which indicates the type of the publication of the reference.

The possible values for the @publication-type attribute are:

Value	Description
book	Refers to books. It can also represent only a part or chapter of a book.
chapter	Refers to books. It can also represent only a part or chapter of a book.
confproc	Identifies documents related to scientific events: minutes, annals, results, proceedings, conventions and conferences, among others.
data	Specifies databases.
magazine	Referencia livros. Pode também representar somente uma parte ou capítulo de um livro.
journal	Characterized by serial publications, edited in successive units / issues, with numerical and / or chronological designations, and destined to be continued indefinitely.
patent	Refers to patents.
report	Identifies a unique technical report, normally authored by an institution.
software	Refers to a software distributed on CDs, DVDs, online media, USB devices, etc.
thesis	Characterized by monographs, dissertations or theses to attain an academic degree (doctorate, master’s, baccalaureate, bachelor’s degree, etc.).
webpage	Identifies web sites e blogs.
newspaper	Identifies newspapers articles.

Note

For compatibility with Érudit Article see Compatibility Reference section.

Examples:

1. Journal

2. Book Chapter

3. Book

1. Journal¶

<!-- Journal Sample -->

...
<ref-list>
  <ref id="B1">
    <mixed-citation publication-type="journal">
        Arrighi, L. et Boudreau, A. (2013). La construction discursive de l'identité francophone en Acadie ou «comment être francophone à partir des marges?». Minorités linguistiques et société/Linguistic Minorities and Society. 2. 8-92.
    </mixed-citation>
  </ref>
<ref-list>
...

2. Book Chapter¶

<!-- Book Chapter Sample -->

...
<ref-list>
  <ref id="B1">
    <mixed-citation publication-type="chapter">
        Blommaert, J. et Verschueren, J. (1998). The role of language in European nationalist ideologies. In Schieffelin, B., Woolard, K. et Kroskrity, P. (dir.). Language Ideologies : Practice and Theory. Oxford : Oxford University Press. 189-210.
    </mixed-citation>
  </ref>
</ref-list>
...

3. Book¶

<!-- Book Sample -->

...
<ref-list>
  <ref id="B1">
    <mixed-citation publication-type="book">
        Baugh, J. (2000). Beyond Ebonics : Linguistic Pride and RacialPrejudice. Oxford : Oxford University Press.
    </mixed-citation>
  </ref>
</ref-list>
...