Notes for contributors
Papers may be submitted throughout the academic year. Papers for the current year should be submitted before the 31st of May.
Suggestions of thematic issues are welcome. They are analysed by the members of the editorial board, to whom the responsible for that particular issue should submit a three page presentation and abstracts of about half a page of the contributions to be published in that thematic issue.
Publication languages: French or English (and other Romance languages, as an exception, if the theme of the issue requires it)
No article submission & processing charges.
Length: up to 40,000-45,000 characters
Fonts: Times New Roman 12 (TNR)
Page format: 2.5 cm left, right, top, bottom
Line spacing: 1 (single)
Title: TNR 14 bold, centered, lower case
Name of the author(s): TNR 12, right justified
Affiliation and contact details: first footnote, after the name
Abstract: under the title of the article, TNR 11, 7-10 lines, languages: English, French, Romanian
Key words: 5-7, under the abstract, TNR 11, languages: English, French, Romanian
Chapter/sub-chapter titles: TNR 12 bold, numbering of chapters: 1, 2, etc; numbering of sub-chapters 1.1, 1.2, etc.
Examples: displayed (one line before and one line after), TNR 11, numbering required
Citations: citations of up to 3 lines should be integrated into the text, placed between quotation marks, those longer than 3 lines should be displayed (one line before and one line after), without quotation marks, TNR 11
Notes: footnotes
References cited in the text: integrated in the text according to the usual conventions; e.g. Kerbrat-Orecchioni 1997: page.
References: TNR 11, in alphabetical order, according to the following reference styles:
Books:
Kerbrat-Orecchioni, C. (1997), La connotation, Presses Universitaire de Lyon, Lyon.
Articles in journals:
Authier-Revuz, J. (1984), «Hétérogénéité(s) énonciative(s)», Langages, 73, p. 98-111.
Articles in collective volumes:
Amossy, R. (2005), «De l’apport d’une distinction: dialogisme vs. polyphonie dans l’analyse argumentative», in Bres, J. et al. (éds.), Dialogisme et polyphonie. Approches linguistiques, Editions Duculot, Bruxelles, p. 63-73.
