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myCrsf<\/h2>\n

\"\"<\/a>m<\/span>ind y<\/span>our C<\/span>lassical S<\/span>cholar R<\/span>esearch F<\/span>ramework<\/span> is a LaTeX \/ BibTeX \/ JabRef based collection of readily configured files for managing the whole process of writing a research paper in humanities – including searching and evaluating the secondary literature, maintaining the bibliographical data, generating abstracts and extracts and writing the final work. But all these steps shall follow the rules of the classical scholar research process and writing style.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Initially, I needed a little old-fashioned presentation style for writing some scientific psikeds documents. But while elaborating that framework, it get more an more it’s own life. So, at the end it was time to give the software it’s individual name, license and open Github repository.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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mycsrf – a collection of prepared files for managing the whole process of writing a research paper in humanities<\/b> – offers a complete set of BibTeX-, LaTeX- and Makefiles for<\/p>\n