Type of
file extensions: the files have to be elaborated with extension
.DOC or .RTF, both extensions of the Microsoft Word software.
Format:
A4 size paper, 3cm margins, Times New Roman source, letter-size
12, justified paragraphs, first line with 1cm indentation, 1.5 space
between lines, simple space between paragraphs.
Structure: title and subtitle (if there is one), separated by colon
and aligned to the left on the first line, and only the initial
letters are capitalized; followed by the complete name of the authors,
the institution to which they belong and their electronic mails,
aligned to the left on the second, third and fourth lines, respectively;
subtitles of the sections (if it is the case) aligned to the left,
in negrito, without indentation of paragraph.
Quotations
up to three lines should be between double quotation marks; single
quotation marks should be used for a quotation within a quotation.
Quotations with more than three lines should be highlighted by a
4-cm indentation on the left margin, in Times New Roman letter-size
11, without quotation marks. Suppressions in quotations should be
indicated by ellipsis within brackets, and interpolations or commentaries
should be within brackets. To emphasize sections of quotations they
should be highlighted either through the expression 'our italics'
in parentheses, after the reference, or 'author's italics', should
it be already part of the consulted work. Quotations may be indicated
in the text by a numerical system (referring the reader to a footnote)
or author-date.
Footnotes,
which are referential, explanatory or include indications, observations
and additions to the text, should be numbered sequentially in Arabic
numerals and given in superscript after the punctuation closing
the quotation, and repeated at the beginning of the corresponding
note. The footnote text should be in Times New Roman 10.
At the end
of the text, references consulted should be indicated.
A generic sequence of the essential elements of a reference can
be represented as follows:
AUTHOR. Title.
edition. Location: Publisher, date. GOWER, Barry. Scientific Method:
an Historical and Philosophical Introduction. London: Routledge,
1997.
As a general
rule, the author should be indicated by the surname in capitals,
followed by a comma and christian name(s) and other middle names.
In the case of up to three authors, all of them should be indicated,
separated by a semi-colon. In the case of more than three authors,
the first one should appear, followed by "et al.". Should
the work involve a number of works or contributions from various
authors, the person who is intellectually responsible for it (coordinator,
organizer, etc.) should appear, followed by an abbreviated word
characterizing the type of responsibility, in brackets. Works by
entities are generally entered with their full names in capitals.
The title
of the work should be highlighted in italics, and separated
from the subtitle by a colon. The edition, when mentioned in the
work, should be indicated in abbreviated ordinal numerals and the
word "edition", and both in the language of the publication.
Should there
be more than one location for a single publisher, the primary
or major publisher should be indicated. In the case of homonymous
cities, the name of the state, country, etc should be mentioned.
When the city is not mentioned in the publication, but can be identified,
it should be indicated in brackets. If the location cannot be determined,
the expression sine loco should be used, abbreviated, in brackets
: [S.l.].
Should there be two publishers, both are to be indicated, with their
respective locations (cities). Should there be three or more publishers,
the first or the most prominent, should be indicated. When a publisher
cannot be identified, the expression sine nomine should be used,
abbreviated, and in brackets: [s.n.].
When both the
location and publisher cannot be identified, both expressions
are used and abbreviated, in brackets: [S.l.: s.n.].
If no date
of publication, distribution, copyright or printing can be determined,
an approximate date should be recorded in brackets. The months should
be abbreviated in the language of the publication. Divisions of
years in quarters, halves, etc., to indicate date of publication,
should also be abbreviated.
In the case
of part of a periodical (volume, issue, section, special
issue or other), the following sequence should be observed:
TITLE (of
publication). Location: Publisher, volume, number (of the year
and/or volume, and of the issue), date (including period of publication).
RAE - REVISTA
DE ADMINISTRAÇÃO DE EMPRESAS. São Paulo:
Fundação Getúlio Vargas, v. 41, n. 2, abr./jun.
2001.
In the case
of articles in periodicals, the following sequence should
be followed:
AUTHOR. Title
and subtitle (of article). Title (of periodical), Location, volume
and/or year, issue or number, initial and final page of the article,
date or period of publication.
GUMBRECHT,
Hans Ulrich. Emergence: a Response to João Mattar. Cognitio:
revista de filosofia, São Paulo, v. 4, n. 2, p. 194-196,
jul./dez. 2003.
In the case
of articles in newspapers, the following sequence should
be followed:
AUTHOR. Title
(of article). Title (of newspaper), Location, date (day, month
and year). Physical description (section, supplement or part of
the newspaper, and corresponding pages).
COLOMBO,
Sylvia. Inédito de Antonio Candido é lançado
este ano. Folha de S. Paulo, São Paulo, 21 maio 2001. Folha
Ilustrada, E 6.
In the case
of multimedia material, apart from traditional reference
elements, the physical description of the electronic media should
be added. Examples:
KOLB, David.
Socrates in the Labyrinth:Hhypertext, Argument, Philosophy. Watertown,
MA: Eastgate, 1994. 1 disk.
Introdução
à teoria musical. Brasília: MDS software, 1995.
1 CD-ROM..
WOLFINGER,
Kirk (Prod.). To the Moon. Boston: WGBH, 1999. 1 DVD.
Apart from
traditional elements, reference to documents consulted on-line
should include the electronic address (URL), shown between the signs
< > and preceded by the expression "Available at:",
and the date of access to the document, preceded by the expression
"Visited on:", besides other notes considered necessary.
Example:
FERNANDES,
Adriana; ANDRADE, Renato. Imports will pay higher Cofins and PIS
taxes as of May. Estadao.com.br, São Paulo, 27 jan. 2004.
Available at: <www.estadao.com.br/economia/noticias/2004/jan/27/192.htm>.
Visited on: 28 jan. 2004.
In case the
text and the presentation of the Communication or Conference carries
any images, these sources must be informed in the text by
the author, next to where they are cited.
Cases not
included in these rules should use, as reference, ABNT (Brazilian
Association of Technical Standards) standards for information and
documentation.
All abstracts that will integrate the Communications Program will
be published in the BROCHURE OF ABSTRACTS of the 12th International
Meeting on Pragmatism - ISSN 1983-9537, in bilingual version.
Each author has the right to one of these brochures and will be given
one at the beginning of the event.
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