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First How do I use/add first name (=forenameor forename) in citation?

I like to use first names (=forenameor forename) to cite the work of others. It has become even more relevent when I found that somebody working in my field shares my initial and surname.

However, this is not the most common practice and Iin many timescases, I do not know the forenames of the people I would like to cite.

Do you know of any pratical way to find these information ?

I usually resort to some Google and Google Scholar search but that does not always solve the issue and can be time consuming (considering it is a detail).

First name (=forename) in citation

I like to use first names (=forename) to cite the work of others. It has become even more relevent when I found that somebody working in my field shares my initial and surname.

However, this is not the most common practice and I many times, I do not know the forenames of the people I would like to cite.

Do you know of any pratical way to find these information ?

I usually resort to some Google and Google Scholar search but that does not always solve the issue and can be time consuming (considering it is a detail).

How do I use/add first name (or forename) in citation?

I like to use first names (or forename) to cite the work of others. It has become even more relevent when I found that somebody working in my field shares my initial and surname.

However, this is not the most common practice and in many cases, I do not know the forenames of the people I would like to cite.

Do you know of any pratical way to find these information ?

I usually resort to Google and Google Scholar search but that does not always solve the issue and can be time consuming (considering it is a detail).

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First name (=forename) in citation

I like to use first names (=forename) to cite the work of others. It has become even more relevent when I found that somebody working in my field shares my initial and surname.

However, this is not the most common practice and I many times, I do not know the forenames of the people I would like to cite.

Do you know of any pratical way to find these information ?

I usually resort to some Google and Google Scholar search but that does not always solve the issue and can be time consuming (considering it is a detail).