Shakespeare Studies
日本シェイクスピア協会は、英文の研究年刊 Shakespeare Studies (査読つき)を発行し、シェイクスピアおよびエリザベス朝演劇に関する、日本の、そして世界の、最先端の研究を紹介しています。 各年度の投稿締め切りは9月30日ですので、ご注意ください。 |
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Style Sheet to Shakespeare Studies
Style Sheet to Shakespeare Studies Typescript Use footnotes, not endnotes. Use double
spacing. Use only a single space after a full stop. Avoid creating 'Works
Cited'; all the details of references should be in footnotes. Numbers In expressing inclusive numbers falling within
the same hundred, the last two figures should be given: 13-14, 44-48, 103-09,
1933-34. References The sources of all quotations and citations should
be clearly noted. The first reference to a book should be in the
form: E. K. Chambers, The Elizabethan Stage, 4 vols (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1923; repr.
1974), vol. 1, p. 123. The first reference to an article in a book
should be in the form: Marie Therese Jones-Davies, 'Shakespeare and
the Myth of Hercules', in Reclamations of
Shakespeare, ed. by A. J. Hoenselaars, DQR Studies in Literature 15
(Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1994), pp. 57-74. The first reference to a journal should be in
the form: Stephen Greenblatt, ' Subsequent references: Greenblatt, p. 272. When more than one source of the same author
are used: Greenblatt, Renaissance Self-Fashioning, p. 112. Do not use Ibid or op. cit. Act, scene, line references to plays should be
in the form: Hamlet, 3. 4. 24-25. Quotations Never fail to specify the edition you
used. Prose quotations of fewer than about forty words and verse
quotations of less than three lines may be run on in the text, within quotation
marks; verse line divisions should be indicated by an oblique ( / ) with a space on each side. Quotations within the
body of the text should normally be followed by a parenthetical reference like
(3.4.23-26) and (p. 78), after which the full stop comes. Longer
quotations should be indented. Italic type Italic type should be indicated by italicizing it.
When words which would normally be italicized appear in upper case or italic
context, they should be placed within inverted commas: From 'Mankind' to Marlowe. Ellipsis In order to distinguish points that appear in
the original and points indicating an ellipsis, indicate an ellipsis by means
of three points with space within brackets ([. . .]). When you
omit a line or lines in quoted poems or verses, indicate them by putting as
many points within brackets as will cover the length of a line. |