General formatting guidelines for the papers included in the Eminescian Studies journal
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The text of the paper should be written in TIMES NEW ROMAN, 12 pt. character size, line spacing 1, WITH DIACRITICS.
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The header will include the email address of the author.
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The author’s first name, name, city, and year of study will be mentioned in the upper right-hand corner, before the title of the paper: (Irina Popescu, Bucureşti, Anul I).
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The name, the title and subtitles, as well as the bibliography will be written in normal case (NOT IN UPPERCASE).
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Any references will be made by using IN-TEXT CITATION that must include THE AUTHOR'S LAST NAME, YEAR OF PUBLICATION, and THE PAGE NUMBER(S): (Călinescu, 1969: 123), (Ibidem: 146) etc.
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Footnotes should ONLY be used for comments, nuanced explanations etc. If you make any references to an author in the footnote, you should use the same referencing style – for example: (cf. Lovinescu, 1983: 223-233). Footnotes should always end with a full stop.
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To indicate the titles of Eminescu’s literary works use bold+italic: (Luceafărul, Memento mori). If you want to quote more than one line from a poem, use a forward slash between each line: „Ce şopteşti atît de tainic,/Tu izvor de cînturi dulci?”
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The bibliography should have the following structure: FIRST NAME, NAME, YEAR OF PUBLICATION, TITLE, EDITION, TRANSLATION (if applicable), PUBLISHING HOUSE, and THE PLACE OF PUBLICATION: Mariana Neţ, 1989, O poetică a atmosferei, Editura Univers, Bucureşti.
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At the end of the paper, you should include, in English, the title of the paper, an abstract of about 10 to 15 lines, and 5 keywords.
