{"id":184,"date":"2018-12-06T10:24:41","date_gmt":"2018-12-06T10:24:41","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/conferinte.artes-teatru.ro\/?page_id=184"},"modified":"2018-12-06T10:24:46","modified_gmt":"2018-12-06T10:24:46","slug":"editing-guidelines","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/conferinte.artes-teatru.ro\/?page_id=184","title":{"rendered":"Editing Guidelines"},"content":{"rendered":"

The text of the paper shall not be longer than 10 pages, in order for it to be published in the conference volume.<\/strong>
\nAfter the Symposium addresses, the texts shall be handed out to the Symposium Secretary, both on a CD and in print.<\/strong>
\nThe texts that do not follow the following guidelines will not be published.<\/strong><\/p>\n

You must follow the current Romanian orthography rules.<\/strong><\/p>\n

You must use the Times New Roman font (the authors will put on the CD all of the other fonts they might use \u2013 for phonetical transcription, Greek or Cyrillic fonts, etc.).<\/p>\n

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I. Form<\/strong>at:<\/strong> Word Academic B5 (JIS) file, page mirror 1 inch.
\nTitle: size 14, centre, bold, small letters (with the usual exceptions: initial, proper nouns etc.), line spacing single; you must leave three spaces of 14 before the title.
\nThe author\u2019s\/authors\u2019 name(s): size 12, right alignment, first names lowercased (except for the first letter), surnames in CAPS LOCK.
\nMoto (if you choose to have one): size 10, right alignment, quotation marks; the source shall be enclosed in parentheses.
\nThe body text: size 12, indentation 0.4 inches; line spacing: single.
\nChapter titles (and numbers): size 12, bold; indentation 0.4 inches; Spacing: Paragraph, Before 12 pt., After 6 pt.
\nFootnotes: size 10; indentation 0.2 inches.
\nBibliography:
\na) titles: size 12, bold, centre; Spacing: Paragraph, Before 12 pt., After 12 pt.;
\nb) references: size 10, indent Hanging at 0.4 inches.
\nAbstract:
\na) title: size 12, bold, centre; Spacing: Paragraph, Before 12 pt., After 12 pt.;
\nb) text: size 10, indentation 0.4 inches.<\/p>\n

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II. Typographic characters<\/strong>
\nCapital letters will be used only according to the standard orthographic rules of the language in which the paper is written.
\nItalic letters will be used exclusively in these commonly approved cases:
\na) to indicate the fact that a word or a syntagm is an example;
\nb) to write the titles of the cited books and articles, in the body text, footnotes, or bibliography;
\nc) to emphasize a concept, a technical term or, less often, a short definition.
\nBold letters will be used exclusively for titles and subtitles.
\nSmall caps will be used exclusively for the initials of the most frequently used sources.
\nUnderline will not be used in any circumstance.
\nIn titles of articles or titles in the bibliography, in subtitles and citations, Italic in Italic = Bold Italic.<\/p>\n

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III. Paragraphs<\/strong>
\nNew paragraphs will begin parsimoniously, only when they are truly necessary, which means, on average, at approximatively every 1200 signs, for compact texts.<\/p>\n

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IV. Bibliography and reference system<\/strong>
\nIt is mandatory for every article or study to have a Bibliography, which consists of the cited (or consulted) papers, in alphabetical order of the authors\u2019 names.
\nThe bibliography at the end of the study will be arranged according to the following order: surname, year of publication, colons, first name, surname, the title in Italics, volume (where this applies, abbreviated in the form \u201cvol.\u201d and followed by the number of the volume, written in Latin characters), translator, editor etc. (where this applies), place of publication, publishing house, pages (where this applies); every entry ends with a full stop.
\nIn the case of journals: surname, year, colons, first name, surname, the title of the article in Italics, the title of the journal enclosed in quotation marks (not Bold or Italic), year of publication, issue, pages (where this applies); every entry ends with a full stop.
\nSpecial cases:
\n– if an author is referenced with several papers published in the same year, these entries will be distinguished by adding to the year the letters a, b, c, according to the alphabetical order of the titles.
\nWhen called for by the specific of the paper, the bibliography can have two distinct chapters, as follows:
\nA. Main sources and papers
\nB. Secondary sources.<\/p>\n

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V. Footnotes<\/strong>
\nFootnotes will be numbered, starting at 1, and they will enter automatically, by selecting from the Insert \u2013 Reference menu the Footnotes option. The footnotes usually include more ample information (quotes, explanations etc.), while simple, purely bibliographical references will be included in the body text. There will be no full stop after the number of the footnote, but the text of every footnote will end with a full stop.
\nIn the body text, at the end of the citation, the order is: \u201c…\u201d32. The footnote sign precedes punctuation marks (full stop, comma etc.), and if the sentence ends immediately after the citation, the full stop is placed after the quotation mark.<\/p>\n

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VI. Quotes<\/strong>
\nQuotes are enclosed in quotation marks (and not italicized), as follows:
\n\u201exxx\u201d for Romanian;
\n\u201cxxx\u201d for English;
\n\u00ab xxx \u00bb for French, according to the language in which the article is written.
\nThere are three types of quotation marks: \u201exxx\u201d, \u00ab xxx \u00bb, \u2018xxx\u2019. Quotes in quotes will be marked as follows: \u201exxx xx xx \u00abxxx xxx \u060cxxx\u2019\u00bb xxx\u201d or \u201e\u00abxxx\u00bb xxx\u201d.
\nIf a quote is longer than 2 lines, it will be a freestanding block of text, in a separate paragraph, font size 11, without quotation marks, without Italics, paragraph at 0.4 inches and additional indentation at 0.4 inches, Spacing Before 6 pt., After 6 pt.
\nThe missing text of a quotation will be marked by suspension points enclosed in straight parentheses: [\u2026].<\/p>\n

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VII. Abbreviations<\/strong>
\nIt is preferable to avoid abbreviations, except for the ones that are currently and universally acknowledged. When necessary, they will be used according to the established rules: adj., n., etc.
\nProper nouns will not be abbreviated.
\nMost commonly used abbreviations:
\ns.v. (= sub verbo, used when quoting dictionaries)
\np. 5 sq. (= and the following page), sqq. (= and the following pages).
\nsupra
\ninfra
\ncf.<\/p>\n

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VIII. Verses<\/strong>
\nIf you quote verses, they will be written as a succession, distinguishing between the verses with a slash (\/); it will be placed immediately after the previous verse and have a space mark between it and the following verse. The end of a stanza will be marked with two slash signs.<\/p>\n

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IX. Schemes and tables<\/strong>
\nSchemes, tables, scanned images (maps, pictures etc.) will be included in the Word document. They will be separated from the body text of the article by using the option Insert \u2013 Sections Break \u2013 Continuous. The same rules apply to the scanned images (maps, pictures etc.) the author inserts in the body text.<\/p>\n

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X. Abstract<\/strong>
\nAt the end of the paper, there will be an abstract of at least 20 lines, written in English (the title of the article must also be translated in English), and at the beginning of the article there will be several keywords in English.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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