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The default display for Japanese contributors seems to be hard-coded in citeproc-js.
I would like to suggest new rendering defaults that take into consideration katakana and original non-Japanese authors' names, which should not be displayed the same way as Japanese names.
Japanese names
Keep as the current default: always Family Given
Katakana names
Given Family: マイケル・ジャクソン
Family Given (name-as-sort-order): ジャクソン, マイケル
As far as I know, this is how katakana names are written in general, at least in my field. I could be mistaken though. Still, I think this is a better default than the current one. For now I am hard-coding the punctuation "・" but we could attach that to a value if needed.
Romanesque names
Force to follow romanesque rules instead of Japanese.
This inadvertently follows Japanese name rendering when the language is "ja", which is not appropriate. I wonder if the current default makes sense in certain contexts/fields.
Options
In case the old default works for other people, an option to keep the legacy defaults or activate the new defaults could be added.
I understand we cannot cater for every language irregularities but I believe that with this, it will make more sense to use citeproc-js for Japanese in certain fields such as mine.
I am new to the community so I might have missed something as well. In this case, I would be glad if someone could point me to the right direction.
Links
Here is the full discussion on "Citation Style Language discourse"
If allowed, I will submit a pull request, but first, I would like to know if my suggestion makes sense to be added.
Thank you!
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Default display for Japanese name in Katakana and Romanesque
Default display for Japanese entry contributor name in Katakana and Romanesque
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Default display for contributor name in Katakana and Romanesque for a Japanese entry
Default rendering for contributor name in Katakana and Romanesque for a Japanese entry
Sep 14, 2023
The default display for Japanese contributors seems to be hard-coded in citeproc-js.
I would like to suggest new rendering defaults that take into consideration katakana and original non-Japanese authors' names, which should not be displayed the same way as Japanese names.
Japanese names
Keep as the current default: always Family Given
Katakana names
As far as I know, this is how katakana names are written in general, at least in my field. I could be mistaken though. Still, I think this is a better default than the current one. For now I am hard-coding the punctuation "・" but we could attach that to a value if needed.
Romanesque names
Force to follow romanesque rules instead of Japanese.
This inadvertently follows Japanese name rendering when the language is "ja", which is not appropriate. I wonder if the current default makes sense in certain contexts/fields.
Options
In case the old default works for other people, an option to keep the legacy defaults or activate the new defaults could be added.
I understand we cannot cater for every language irregularities but I believe that with this, it will make more sense to use citeproc-js for Japanese in certain fields such as mine.
I am new to the community so I might have missed something as well. In this case, I would be glad if someone could point me to the right direction.
Links
https://discourse.citationstyles.org/t/is-it-possible-to-render-name-part-affixes-in-japanese-author-names/1828
https://github.com/frianasoa/citeproc-js
Author names of translated books from English to Japanese are displayed in family name - given name order when the language is set to "ja" #225
If allowed, I will submit a pull request, but first, I would like to know if my suggestion makes sense to be added.
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: