Mints M. M. “ ‘Chikagskoe rukovodstvo po stiliu’ (bibliograficheskie ssylki i bibliograficheskie ukazateli v angloiazychnykh stranakh)” [Chicago Manual of Style (bibliographic references and bibliographic indices presentation in the English-speaking world)]. Bibliografiia i knigovedenie [Bibliography and bibliology], no. 3 (2023): 107–22.
The article deals with the styling of bibliographical data in the English-speaking world, mainly with the rules of the ISBD and of the Chicago Manual of Style. Special attention is paid to the styling of bibliographic references in scholarly papers and of bibliographic indices. The conceptual framework of Anglo-American bibliographic standards and styles is quite different from their Russian equivalents, including a wide variety of citation styles instead of a single standard, styling bibliographic references according to the common rules of English punctuation and typography, providing full names instead of surname and initials etc. The meaning of the term bibliographic reference in English is wider than in Russian that allows to style bibliographic lists and indices according to the same rules as those used in bibliographic references, in sharp contrast to the Russian practice.