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INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE AUTHORS
The works should be sent to the Centro de Estudios Griegos,
Bizantinos y Neohelénicos. Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades
de la Universidad de Chile. Casilla 10136. Santiago-Chile.
Each work submitted will be evaluated by at least two members of the International
Committee and the Scientific Committee.
The works sent to BYZANTION NEA HELLÁS should follow the rules
specified below. Only those works which meet the formal requirements will
be submitted to the scrutiny of peers.
The process of arbitration envisages two Committee members evaluating
the work. Due to their belonging to two distinct institutions and universities,
a period of four months is expected for the specialists to issue their
report.
The Editorial Scientific Committee reserves the right not to submit to
evaluation those works which do not meet all the stipulations specified
on the Rules to the authors; besides, it reserves the right to introduce
modifications to the text originally accepted.
The authors are responsible for the scientific content and the points
of view expressed, which do no necessarily coincide with those of the
Editor.
The author will receive 20 free reprints and an issue of the journal.
RULES FOR PUBLICATION IN BYZANTION NEA HELLÁS
A. PRESENTATION OF THE WORK
The articles sent to Byzantion Nea Hellás must meet the conditions
specified below, otherwise they will not be submitted to the process of
arbitration.
1. They must be written in Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, French or English,
and, should the author not be a native speaker of the language, be revised
by someone who is. Two copies should be sent. They will not be returned.
2. If possible, the works should not have been published before.
3. The journal publishes scientific research articles, monographs, and
book reviews.
4. The format will be A4, Times New Roman, size 11, single space, and
the margins will all be 1.8 cm., except the right hand side, which will
be 1.5 cm. The size of the sheet of paper will be: width 15.5 cm., height
21.3 cm. The extension should not exceed 20 pages, including notes and
bibliographical references. (Pages must not be numbered).
5. Accompanying the work, a page with the following information should
be presented: name of the author(s), institutional address, telephone
and fax number, and email.
6. The article should bear a title in Spanish and English, and should
be preceded by an abstract of 100 to 150 words in both languages. At the
end of the abstract should be placed five to seven key words or descriptors.
7. Once the final version of the work has been accepted, it should be
sent either by email in PDF and Word, or printed by regular mail addressed
to Centro de Estudios Griegos, Bizantinos y Neohelénicos. Univ.
de Chile, Casilla 73, Sucursal Grecia, Ñuñoa / Santiago
/ Chile.
8. For each yearly journal, the final date for the reception of works
will be March 31th.
B. INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNNG THE TEXT OF THE WORK
1. It can be divided into sections (and subsections,
if necessary) bearing a title. The following sections will not be numbered:
Introduction, Conclusions, and Bibliographical References. Words or phrases
to be highlighted should be typed in italics, and technical terms should
be signaled with simple quotation marks.
2. Tables, figures and graphics should be presented within the text and
numbered.
3. Notes should be placed at the bottom of the page, and bibliographical
references at the end of the text.
4. Direct quotations included in the text should be preceded and followed
by quotation marks. Quotations longer than five lines should be written
as a separate paragraph.
5. References included in the text, but not on a footnote, should be within
parenthesis, indicating the author's surname first, and the date of publication
of the work after.
6. The works quoted should be included in the Bibliographical References
according to the conventions of the American Psychological Association.
Examples:
Journal article: Iommi, V. (2004). "La medicina
en los siglos XI y XII a partir de la Alexiada de Anna Comneno",
Byzantion Nea Hellás, 23, 175-212.
Book: Kórakas, H. (1997). Disertaciones sobre Grecia Moderna.
Granada: Universidad de Granada.
Electronic text: the date of publication (or its most recent update) should
be mentioned. If none of the above can be determined, the date of search
should be included.
C. ON REVIEWS
1. A review, as is customary, will be preceded by the
complete information of the work, plus the ISBN number.
2. As is also customary, the text of the review will be not merely informative,
but provide an evaluation as well.
3. Once the final version of the work has been accepted, it should be
sent either by email in PDF and Word, or printed by regular mail addressed
to Centro de Estudios Griegos, Bizantinos y Neohelénicos. Univ.
de Chile, Casilla 73, Sucursal Grecia, Ñuñoa / Santiago
/ Chile.
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