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ci-citation-and-style

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Use to format a Critical Inquiry (CI) essay's references and figures to journal standard — Chicago Manual of Style (17th ed.) footnotes numbered consecutively, no works-cited list, with all bibliographical information carried in the notes (and counted toward the word limit), plus images supplied as separate 300 ppi JPEG/TIFF with author-secured permissions. Formats the apparatus; it does not write the argument.

When to use

• Setting up or cleaning citations before submission
• Converting an author-date draft to Chicago notes style
• Preparing the figure list, captions, and credit lines
• Checking that notes are not silently blowing the word budget
• Auditing notes, references, permissions, and house style
• Returning a ledger of claim, evidence, risk, and manuscript location

When not to use

• Writing the argument
• Using author-date or a works-cited list
• Embedding low-resolution images in the Word file
• Assuming permissions are the publisher's job

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