Submissions

Author Guidelines

All the guidelines below are considered in the following template: TEMPLATE - MODELO ORGANON

Inserting the article on the system:

Remove all the authorship identification from the article and the file.

Insert, on the system SEER – Organon, the abstract in the language of the article.

Insert the article in the format .doc.

If there are any images, they must also be sent in .jpg as complementary documents.

Text general formatting

The article must have between 10 and 20 pages.

The paper is A4, with the four margins in 2,5 cm.

The standard font is Times New Roman, size 12.

The line spacing is 1,5 cm.

The paragraphs must not have previous or posterior spacing.

The first line indent is 1,25 cm.

To quote titles or contrast textual elements use italics.

Tables and graphics must be considered as figures and this way numbered consecutively in Arabic numbers (e.g.: fig. 1), centralized, in the footnote of the figure.

Title

In the original language of the article and in English, in the order stated.

Centralized, font 16, capitalized and bolded.

Epigraph (if necessary):

It must be between the title and the abstract with two lines before and after.

It must be in italics and aligned to the right.

It must contain (one line below) the author of the epigraph’s name (in italics) followed by the name of piece (without italics) and, optionally, the date (in italics).

Abstract

It must contain between 80 and 150 words.

It must be in the language of the article and in English, in this order. (If the article is in English, the second absctract must be in Portuguese).

It must be two lines after the epigraph (if there is epigraph) or the title.

The words ABSTRACT and RESUMO (or the like to the language of the article) must be written capitalized, size 12, in italics and bold, followed by colon.

Next to the word, present the text, in italic, simple spacing.

Keywords:

Two lines after the abstract in the language of the article, insert, according to the language, KEYWORDS, capitalized, in italics and bold, followed by colon and up to four (4) keywords in the language of the article, without italics and bold, separating the words with commas.

The same must be done, in English, two lines after the first abstract.

Text body

Lay out the text sequentially, without inactive spaces and page breaks.

Start the text 2 spaces from the keywords.

Tables and figures must be inserted in the text (not in the end of the document as attached elements)

Section titles

Insert the section titles always to the left margin, without indentation, 2 spaces from the previous and from the following paragraphs. Only the first letter must be capitalized.

a)      Primary section titles: italics and bold;

b)      Secondary section titles: bold;

c)      Tertiary section titles: italics.

Quotations:

Quotations must have up to 3 lines, be part of the text, quoted (“ ”), followed by bibliographic references in brackets: capitalized author’s surname, year of the piece and page.

With more than 3 lines, in a separate paragraph, with 1 line before and 1 line after. 3 cm indentation to the left, single space, font size 10, followed by the bibliographic reference in brackets.

Footnotes

The footnotes must be explanatory and placed in the footer, sequentially numbered, using Arabic digits and presented with single spaces, font Times New Roman, size 9.

Bibliography

The word BIBLIOGRAPHY must be typed 3 spaces from the last text line, centralized and capitalized, in italics and bold.

The references must start 2 lines after this title.

The references must be ordered alphabetically, with single spaces, aligned to the left margin, according to the following examples:

Books with only one author:

PARRET, Herman. Enunciação e pragmática. Campinas: Ed. da Unicamp, 1988.

Books with up to 3 authors:

ORLANDI, Eni P; GUIMARÃES, Eduardo; TARALLO, Fernando. Vozes e contrastes: discursos na cidade e no campo. São Paulo: Cortez, 1989.

Books with more than 3 authors:

DUBOIS, Jean et alii. Dicionário de linguística. São Paulo: Cultrix, 1987.

Chapter of book:

ETIEMBLE, René. Crise de la littérature comparé? In:___. Comparaison n’est pas raison. Paris: Gallimard, 1963.

Chapter of a collective piece

FERREIRA, Maria Cristina Leandro. A antítese da vantagem e do jeitinho na Terra em que Deus é brasileiro. In: ORLANDI, Eni P. (org). Discurso fundador: a formação do país e a construção da identidade nacional. Campinas: Pontes, 1993.

Article from a journal

MATEUS, Maria Helena Mira. Unidade e variação na língua portuguesa: memória colectiva e memória fraccionada. Organon, Porto Alegre, v. 8, n. 21, p. 35-42, jan. 1994.

Internet documents

ALÓS, Anselmo Peres. A ressignificação do mito na literatura angolana: Lueji, o nascimento dum império. [online] Disponível em:http://www.ucm.es/info/especulo/numero41/lueji_an.html. Arquivo acessado em 24 de maio de 2010.

Review

It must start with the work identification, aligned to the left margin, single space, font Times New Roman, size 12, in bold, according to the example bellow:

BARTHES, Roland. O prazer do texto. São Paulo: Perspectiva, 2008, 78p.

The review text must be placed two spaces bellow the title following the same guidelines of the text body.