Re: Several Problems.

Hello Sebastian,

> [2] Is there a way of convicing Bibtex to allow a citation like 
> 'FOUCAULT 1966/1974'? This is a must for precise historical reference if 
> you use translations, reprints, collections etc.

blanks and backslashes are indeed no good idea because of the bibtex
specification. I use keys like foucault:1966-1974 what means papers originally
published between 1966 and 1974 in a collection from let's say 1990. The year
1990 of the used edition can be found in YEAR, the publication year(s) 1966-74
in the key. To be compatible with other bibtex-tools you should only use
standard characters.

Salut, Christian
-- 
Christian Kassung, Dr. phil
Kulturwissenschaftliches Seminar der
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin


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