《Orbis Litterarum style sheet》.pdfVIP

Orbis Litterarum: style sheet Articles in English Title: title case; left-aligned Author: italics; left aligned Affiliation: directly after author name – comma to separate; italics A-head: italics; sentence case; preceded by upper case roman numeral; same font size as article text; 12mm above heading; no space below. B-head: italics; sentence case; preceded by lower case letter; no space above or below Other heads: NOTES, BIBLIOGRAPHY, REFERENCES, WORK CITED: all caps; centred; 8mm space above; 5mm below. Catchline: Orbis Litterarum 57: 000–000, 2003 Printed in Denmark. All rights reserved Copyright line: © 2003 Blackwell Munksgaard ORBIS Litterarum ISSN 0105-7510 Recto head: Keywords/part of title; italics Verso head: Author name(s); italics Notes: endnotes; hanging indent Author data: end of article; below 18mm rule; includes name, date of birth, PhD, BA details, any published papers/dissertation and current position Order: abstract – text – notes – references/works cited – author details References/works cited: Harvard style (see end for more details) Berkman, R. I. 1994, Find It Fast: How to Uncover Expert Information on Any Subject, HarperPerennial, New York. Book Reviews: • 2 columns • Smaller typeface • For title, follow style as follows: Sauerberg, Lars Ole, Intercultural Voices in British Literature London, Macmillan, 2001, viii + 288 pp., hardcover, £45.00. • Reviewer name and affiliation at end of article, right aligned, italic, affiliation below name Review Articles: • Same font size a reviews • Not divided into columns: title layout as articles. Other elements of style: UK or US English and punctuation ok as long as consistent within article