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Remove "p." from postnote? #49
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Wouldn't this also omit any other type of pagination (columns, sections, etc.) defined in the |
As @carbeck says, this is too blunt a solution. You can certainly use that locally in your preamble, if you prefer it this way. BTW: the example from Sharvit (2017: p.3) was (erroneously, perhaps) typeset with the leftover If we can figure out how to just disable the "p./pp." prefix and keep the other pagination options, we might consider it. Reading the manual and the source code, I couldn't figure it out immediately. |
I agree that there is no high-level option. However, when looking a bit lower, one could redefine the macro \renewrobustcmd*{\blx@imc@mkpageprefix}[1][pagination]{%
\begingroup
%%%\def\blx@tempa{\blx@mkpageprefix{page}}%
\def\blx@tempa{\blx@mkpageprefix@i}% <-- default 'none' instead of 'page'
\iffieldundef{#1}
{}
{\ifboolexpr{ test { \iffieldequalstr{#1}{none} }%
or test { \iffieldequalstr{#1}{page} }}% <-- if page is set in bib file
{\def\blx@tempa{\blx@mkpageprefix@i}}
{\iffieldbibstring{#1}
{\edef\blx@tempa{\blx@mkpageprefix{\thefield{#1}}}}
{\blx@warning@entry{%
Unknown pagination type '\strfield{#1}'}}}}%
\@ifnextchar[%]
{\blx@tempa}
{\blx@tempa[\@firstofone]}} |
As is, a command like
\textcite[xx]{citekey}
outputs "Author (Year: p. xx)", where "p." is part of thepostnote
in biblatex.As far as I can tell, the Unified Style Sheet does not mention this, but a cursory look at two recent, random papers from Language and Semantics and Pragmatics suggests that adding "p." before a page reference is not actually what usually happens. In Bruening (2018: 3) and Sharvit (2017: 31), references to page numbers do not involve "p." but simply follow the year after colon, that is ‟(Year: xx)”. To me this seems more in line with the style sheet's credo of avoiding superfluous punctuation and font-styles.
In terms of the implementation, this seems to be a matter of specifying
\DeclareFieldFormat{postnote}{#1}
which removes "p." from the postnote. Could this change be considered?
References
Bruening 2018. Language, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.1353/lan.2018.0000
Sharvit 2017. Semantics & Pragmatics, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.3765/sp.10.1
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