BibLaTeX-style MLA bibliography: how to organize by sections?

Question

I use the MLA copyright style. I would like to print a bibliography divided into different sections. I also need annotations for each source. Is this possible with BibLaTeX? Should I just do it manually?

Answer 1

Yes, I think you can do it with Biblatex, but I think you should do it manually anyway.

Note, however, that you probably want to write your notes differently for each quote from one article to another, which leads to the question: why use Bibtex at all? You can generate the Bibtex file in the usual way until all the links are found, and then cut and paste the .bbl file into your file in latex, and annotate and reformat the contents of your heart.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

, biblatex headings:

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\defbibheading{general}{\section*{General Architecture}}
\defbibheading{european}{\section*{European Architecture}}

\printbibliography[heading=general,keyword=general]
\printbibliography[heading=european,keyword=european]

and add the appropriate keywords={architecture} keywords={general}to your files*.bib

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