LATEX for Philosophers - University of Calgary
LATEX for Philosophers - University of Calgary
LATEX for Philosophers - University of Calgary
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A Simple L A TEX Document<br />
Richard Zach<br />
November 6, 2013<br />
1 Introduction<br />
L A TEX was originally developed in 1985, based on the TEX typesetting system<br />
released by Don Knuth in 1979 (Lamport 1986; Knuth 1986). You can<br />
easily set <strong>for</strong>mulas like ∃x(φ(x) ∧ ψ(x)), or greek text, e.g., when discussing<br />
Aristotle’s ἄπειρον.<br />
References<br />
Knuth, Donald E. (1986). The TeXbook. Boston: Addison-Wesley.<br />
Lamport, Leslie (1986). LaTeX: A Document Preparation System. Reading,<br />
Mass.: Addison-Wesley.<br />
BibTEX Bibliography Files<br />
1<br />
• Bibiographic references can be generated and <strong>for</strong>matted automatically<br />
• Format <strong>of</strong> BibTEX databases is simple and support is widespread<br />
@article{Thomson1971,<br />
author = {Thomson, Judith Jarvis},<br />
title = {A Defense <strong>of</strong> Abortion},<br />
journal = {Philosophy \& Public Affairs},<br />
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