Nerlim: a Master Bibliography Style that Allows Books to have both Authors and Editors

If you're using BibTeX and LaTeX and are doing any kind of scholarly/humanistic work, I'm sure you've run into this annoying problem: BibTeX always complains when a book has both an author and an editor. That's a problem when, say, you want to include Gödel, K., 1986. Collected Works, vol. I. S. Feferman et al., … Continue reading Nerlim: a Master Bibliography Style that Allows Books to have both Authors and Editors

Adolf Lindenbaum

Jan Zygmunt and Robert Purdy have a paper ("Adolf Lindenbaum: Notes on his Life, with Bibliography and Selected References", open access) in the latest issue of Logica Universalis detailing what little is known about the life of Adolf Lindenbaum (1904-1941). It includes a complete bibliography of Lindenbaum's own publications and public lectures, as well as … Continue reading Adolf Lindenbaum