INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR GREEK PHILOSOPHY
5, SIMONIDOU STR., 174 56 ALIMOS-GREECE
TEL : 99 23 281, FAX : 72 48 979, E-MAIL: kboud@atlas.uoa.gr
TENTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GREEK PHILOSOPHY
FORM No 7
GUIDELINES FOR WRITING THE PAPER IN FINAL FORM FOR PUBLICATION
- Name (block letters) to be written top left.
- Title of Paper ( block letters ) to be centred.
- Text follows
- Name, title, position, institution ( block letters ) to be written at
end, bottom right ( following text, bibliography and notes ).
- Bibliography , if this exists, to come immediately after the main text
of the Paper.
- References and notes accompanying the text to be marked using
continuous numbering and written on separate sheets numbered as a
continuation of the pages of text (and notes).
- Capitals to be used only when required by the rules of grammar.
- Titles of books and periodicals to be underlined so as to be printed in
italics, or, if written on diskette to be written directly in italics
without underlining.
- Titles of articles in periodicals or in collective volumes to be placed
in inverted commas.
- Paper to be written on Personal Computer ( preferably Apple ) on 3.5
diskette and on MS Word 4.0 and up (preferably Word 6.0) or on MS DOS
Word for Windows 6.0 ( and save text as RFT ) and diskette with type
of programme clearly marked to accompany the Paper.
EXAMPLE
RICHARD PURTILL
PYTHAGOREAN PERSONS
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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RICHARD PURTILL
PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY