Guidelines for Contributors
Articles for publication should be original material not published
or under consideration for publication elsewhere. They should not
exceed 8,000 words and should preferably be shorter. Unsolicited
reviews are not accepted. Contributors are requested to provide abstracts
of their article, in both English and Spanish, the length of each
abstract not to exceed 150 words.
Articles should be submitted (preferably in MS Word) either via
email as a file attachment to bhs@liverpool.ac.uk or
on PC-compatible diskette together with two paper copies. All contributions
must be submitted in a form ready for publication, with double line-spacing
and one space only after a full stop. All quotations and references
should have been verified.
Single quotation marks should be used throughout the article,
but long indented extracts do not require quotation marks. Double
quotation marks should be used only within single ones.
Articles are peer reviewed anonymously. The author’s name
should not appear on the title page; references to the author’s
own work should be made in the third person.
Please submit articles in the end-bibliography and textual reference
(author–date) style. Titles of books and periodicals should
be in italics, titles of articles within single inverted commas and
periodical volume numbers in Arabic numerals.
Examples:
WORKS CITED
Badía Margarit, Antonio, 1958. El habla del Valle de Bielsa
(Barcelona: CSIC).
Bustos Gisbert, E., 1992. ‘La alternancia «ove » / «pude» en
castellano medieval y clásico’, in Estudios filológicos
en homenaje a Eugenio de Bustos Tovar, ed. José Antonio Bartol
Hernández, Juan Felipe García Santos, Javier de Santiago
Guervós (Salamanca: Univ. de Salamanca), I, pp. 137-65.
Dworkin, Stephen, 1985. ‘From –ir to –ecer in
Spanish: the loss of O.Sp. de-adjectival –ir verbs’,
Hispanic Review, 53: 295-305.
Mena, Juan de, 1989. Obras completas, ed. Miguel Ángel
Pérez Priego (Barcelona: Planeta).
Rico, Francisco, 1986. El pequeño mundo del hombre: varia
fortuna de una idea en la cultura española, 2a ed., Alianza
Universidad, 463 (Madrid: Alianza).
Notes to articles should be kept to a minimum; reviews must not
have footnotes. Footnotes should be indicated serially within the
text using superscript Arabic numerals. References within the text
or within footnotes should cite the author’s name and the year
of publication of the item, with pagination where necessary, in parentheses
as follows: (Dworkin 1985: 295).
All editorial correspondence should be sent to:
The Editors
Bulletin of Hispanic Studies
The University of Liverpool
18 Oxford Street
Liverpool L69 7ZN
Email bhs@liv.ac.uk
Telephone +44 (0)151–794–2774
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