And the ingredients are ...
- You must either have a running GNU-Linux system supporting make, ghostscript, ps2pdf, acroread, the bash and a complete LaTeX system. Or you use a MS window system with installed MikTeX and Texmaker
- Your LaTeX system must contain Koma Script, the jurabib package and BibTeX.
- You could have installed eclipse and its plugin Texlipse, winefish or vi for editing the LaTeX files.
- You should have installed JabRef for maintaining bibtex files.
- For studying and/or enhancing the fodina-Service-For-Readers-Document please load down the fodina-csr-howto-package. You can get it as a tar.gz or as a zip file.
- For writing your own classical scholar research please load down the readily prepared myCsrf. You can get the packages also as a tar.gz or a zip file. Both packages contain the myCsrf-README file which explains the usage and configuration.
After having installed all components and extracting the fodina-daldas package or the mykeds-CSR-framework you can directly start your work: change into the package directory and call 'make fodinaClassicalScholarFoNoDe.dvi' respectively 'make mykeds-csr.dvi'. The other options are explained by the mycsrf-README.
Texts in Humanities With Endnotes
based on LaTeX, BibTeX, Koma, jurabib and mykeds-CSR
Sometimes it's good to have a system for generating texts in humanities. Recently I did the first part of my homework. And now I've extended the formerly offered single example file as a complete development framework for generating research papers in the field of humanities. Here is the English abstract of a self explaining article demonstrating the style of humanities which offers endnote-based annotations..
If you want to learn more details please read the more elaborated German version: firstly it also explains why - in my opinion - this style is (somewhat) better than the style recommended by the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers. And secondly it also describes shortly how such documents can be generated on the base of jurabib.
If you want to know whether and how you can generate such documents on the base of the underlying myCsrf, please read the mycsrf-README file.