Information for the authors Please submit the texts by e
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Information for the authors Please submit the texts by e
Information for the authors Please submit the texts by e-mail or in a paper version or an electronic version recorded on a CD (DVD). You are also requested to attach your consent to have the paper published or reviewed as well as a declaration that the submitted work has not been published before in print or online and that it has not been submitted before other editors. You are also requested to confirm that you are the work’s author. The texts need to be submitted not later than the end of February (the first issue), the end of May (the second issue), the end of August (the third issue) and the end of November (the fourth issue). Following the collection of the works, the editors will produce a preliminary review with respect to qualification for publishing. Later on, the anonymous papers will be forwarded to the publisher’s reviewers. In case of doubts, the works will be returned to the authors with possible suggestions of corrections. The approved texts will be forwarded for editing and, following the author’s approval, the respective volume will be published. The typescripts of the papers, reviews and reports should contain the following information and fulfil the following requirements: The author’s (authors’) address data - name and surname - academic title or degree - affiliation - correspondence address - contact telephone number or e-mail address. Attachments - the author’s (authors’) declaration (to be downloaded as a PDF file here) - the reviewing procedure adopted by the journal’s editors (to be downloaded as a PDF file here) - the rules of preventing ghostwriting and similar practices (to be downloaded as a PDF file here) - an internal review form (to be downloaded as a PDF file here). The sequence of the specific parts of a typescript 1. Name and surname, the affiliation city/town in parentheses e.g. Jan Kowalski (Warszawa) 2. The title 3. The key words in Polish and English (3-5) e.g. Słowa kluczowe: historia, Polska, kultura Keywords: history, Poland, culture 4. An abstract in English (maximum 250 characters including blanks) 5. The text (with a distinct introduction, the subsequent parts and the end) 6. An abstract in English (maximum 900 characters including blanks) 7. The title, the name and surname, full affiliation, a contact address and telephone or an e-mail address (e.g. Marcin Danielewski, Ph.D., Institute of History, Faculty of History, Adam Mickiewicz University, Umultowska 89d, 61-614 Poznań, [email protected]). The technical aspects of the texts - the texts need to be submitted in MS Word - the format: A4, margins 2.5 cm (upper, bottom, right and left) - the main text font: Times New Roman, size 12, spacing 1.5 - the annotations font: Times New Roman, size 10, spacing 1.15 - the maximum number of characters (including blanks): 45,000 (a paper, a review paper) or 12,000 (a review, a report, a dispute) - figures developed for the B5 format and a list thereof (figures need to be approved by the editors) - figures, tables and diagrams need to be provided in two languages (the language of the text and English). Comments on the annotations and the text - Records of archive entries as in the provided example: A letter from A. Gołuchowski to A. Potocki of 7 I 1867, Central Archives of Historical Records (further referred to as CAHR), the Potocki of Łańcut Archives, manuscript no. 2279, c. 39-42 - Records of the sources as in the provided example: Kuyavian and Masovian documents primarily from the 13th century (further referred to as KMD, ed. B. Ulanowski, Krakow 1887, no. 1 - Records of articles published in journals as in the provided example: Z. Fiala, K počátkům listin v Čechách, Sborník historický 1 (1953), pp. 27-45; T. Lalik, Włość kanoników staroboleslawskich w pierwszej połowie XI wieku. Ze studiów nad organizacją domeny książęcej, Kwartalnik Historii Kultury Materialnej 19 (1971), no. 2, pp. 399-429 - Records of articles from newspapers W. L. Jaworski, Ideologia chłopska, Czas, 6 IV 1888, no. 120, p. 1 - Records of articles placed in collective works as in the provided example: M. Bláhová, Dĕjepisectví v českých zemích přemyslovského období, [in:] Przemyślidzi i Piastowie - twórcy i gospodarze średniowiecznych monarchii. Materials from a scholarly conference Gniezno 57 May2004, ed. J. Dobosz, Poznań 2006, pp. 107-139, here, pp. 116-117 - Bibliographic records of non-serial publications (books) when the work has 1-3 authors as in the provided example: A. Pleszczyński, Przestrzeń i polityka. Studium rezydencji władcy wcześniejszego średniowiecza, Lublin 2000, p. 29 n. - Records of entries and articles in dictionaries and encyclopaedias as in the provided example: G. Kreuzer, Udalrich, [in:] Lexikon des Mittelalters, Bd. VIII. München - Zürich 2000, pp. 1173-1174 - Records of online publications as in the provided example: M. Danielewski, O Bolesławie Chrobrym, https://grzybowskiezimowiska.wordpress.com/artykuly [accessed on 10.01.2015] - When the same work is cited again, please provide not more than the three first words of the title, - When citing a work from a previous annotation, please use the term: ibid. When directly after an author’s work you quote the author’s another text, instead of the author’s surname please write: idem, eadem or eidem, - Latin quotes and quotes in other archaic languages should be written in italics (without quotation marks), quotes in modern languages should be provided in a regular font in quotation marks, - the form of the records of archival sources and source editions will be provided by the specific volume’s scientific editors. - In the text and the annotations the generally adopted abbreviations should be employed: y. year; c. - century; also e.g., etc., i.e. - Full dates in the texts and annotations should be recorded with numerals. The months should be recorded in words whenever the year is not provided, e.g. 6 August. The publisher’s address: Historia Slavorum Occidentis Józef Dobosz, Marzena Matla, Marcin Danielewski Institute of History at the Poznań University (Bohemistics Workshop) Umultowska 89D 61-614 Poznań Tel.: + 48 61 829 1519 e-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]