bibliographically
In reference-list fashion
Bibliographically means in a manner relating to bibliographies—lists of sources, publications, or references.
The term appears in scholarly and library contexts: The sources are arranged bibliographically rather than chronologically.
It can also relate to the physical characteristics of books as objects: a bibliographically significant first edition.
Relating to education or theory
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- peer-reviewedEvaluated by field experts
- journalsPeriodicals or personal logs
- monographsScholarly single-topic publications
dissertations · theses · articles · abstracts · philology · hermeneutics · exegesis · literature
Origin of written work
- typesettingArranging text for print
- proofreadingChecking text for mistakes
- printingReproducing text mechanically
- bindingLegally or morally required
hardcover · paperback · monograph · editor · preface · foreword · imprint · galley
Directing attention elsewhere
- footnoteCitation at page bottom
- endnoteBack-of-book citation
- MLAHumanities citation system
- APAPsychology organization's format
Chicago · Harvard · Vancouver · annotated · parenthetical · author-date · ibid. · cross-reference
Handwritten or typed originals
- codicesBound handwritten volumes
- foliosNumbered manuscript pages
- incunabulaEarliest European printed books
- papyriAncient Egyptian writing material
parchments · scrolls · palimpsests · chronicles · annals · repositories · collections · anthologies
academic
Relating to education or theory
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- peer-reviewedEvaluated by field experts
- journalsPeriodicals or personal logs
monographs · dissertations · theses · articles · abstracts · philology · hermeneutics · exegesis · literature · studies
authorship
Origin of written work
- typesettingArranging text for print
- proofreadingChecking text for mistakes
- printingReproducing text mechanically
binding · hardcover · paperback · monograph · editor · preface · foreword · imprint · galley · recto
reference
Directing attention elsewhere
APA · Chicago · Harvard · Vancouver · annotated · parenthetical · author-date · ibid. · cross-reference · style
manuscripts
Handwritten or typed originals
- codicesBound handwritten volumes
- foliosNumbered manuscript pages
- incunabulaEarliest European printed books
papyri · parchments · scrolls · palimpsests · chronicles · annals · repositories · collections · anthologies · compilations
bibliographicallytextually
Via written language
substantively · thematically · narratively · interpretively · contextually
bibliographicallyunsystematically
Without organized method
informally · casually · anecdotally · impressionistically · haphazardly