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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Bruce
D'Arcus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>A "page" in that context is simply not the same as a page in a full
>bibliographic entry. You'd have to call it "cited-pages" or some such.
It seems to me that the following properties might be recorded:
the total number of pages in a publication (be that a book,
magazine, thesis, etc.)
the total number of pages in a publication series (be that a set
of books, a year's worth of magazines, etc.)
the total number of pages in a cited article, book-chapter, or
other section of a publication
the unique single page of a cited section
the start page of a cited section
the end page of a cited section
the page run (e.g. "3-4, 6, 8") of a cited section
the unique single page of a quotation
the start page of a quotation
the end page of a quotation
the page run (e.g. "3-4, 6, 8") of a quotation
At the very least, if we include some, but not all. of those in hCite,
we should name them in such a way as to make it possible, preferably
simple, to include the others in future.
Presumably, existing citation standards have already addressed the
issues of page number categories?
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