Notes for the Authors

Littera et Lingua publishes full articles, brief notices, book-reviews, project briefings, news in the field, and pointers of broad interest about research and education in Slavonic studies.

Special Students' Policy

The Littera et Lingua Journal kindly appreciate materials from students. The student's article must be accompanied with the written evaluation from their lecturer.

Languages

The author could submit his/her material in all Slavonic languages, English and German. The abstract should be in language different from the language of your paper.

The Length of Your Material

The length of your material should be not longer than 40 standard print pages, references, and any back matters.

Stylesheet Notes

In general, please make the appearance of the manuscript on the screen as simple as possible. Avoid desktop publishing effects. Please, do not use any headers or footers other than page numbers. Avoid unusual fonts. Use only footnotes. Please, do not use any special typefaces or type sizes in headings. The purpose of these notes are to guide authors in the preparation of a manuscript that makes the editorial process simpler. Manuscripts that depart from the style sheet will be returned to the author for resubmission in egregious cases.

• All regular text in Latin or Cyrillic should be in Unicode and should use Unicode-based fonts. Core fonts (Times New Roman, Arial, Courier New, etc.) supplied with Microsoft Windows are Unicode based and support both Latin (including Eastern and Western European accented Latin) and modern Cyrillic writing. Links to other Unicode-based fonts (most of them free) are at: Alan Wood's Unicode Page . If you prepare your text in Microsoft Word and use basic Microsoft fonts, your text will be in Unicode automatically. Please do not use "Times Cyrillic", "TmsCyr" or other fonts that are not Unicode-based to encode Cyrillic or some other text.
• If you need to write in Early Cyrillic, Greek, or some other writing, please use font like "Titus Cyberbit Basic" or "Kliment Std" with their corresponding parts of "Historical Cyrillic", "Extended Greek", etc. The same is valid for the examples written with the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). If you would like to use a transcription, please submit your transcription scheme along with your paper.

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