How do I cite an author if I do not know their name? Harvard system
I'm on a Jstor article, and this author keeps on referencing the same article/author because they are using 'Ibid', so I'm assuming this is a chapter as they have already cited them before this chapter. Because of that, I do not know who they are actually referring to, so how am I supposed to cite this unknown author?
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