ABSTRACT

• H2 HEADER FOR FIRST LEVEL TITLES

With capslock, centred.

H3 HEADER FOR SECOND LEVEL TITLES

With capslock, centred.

H4 header for third level titles

Align left.

REFERENCES AND NOTES

References and notes are compiled into one single list, which is appended at the end of the publication page, headed as REFERENCES AND NOTES. Use the H2 header.

In-line format: 

• Note (1) and reference (2) in brackets, like this.
• With quotes, “like this” (3) if the sentence continues after. the quote.
• “And like this, if the quote includes a full sentence.”  (4)

Each number in brackets must include an anchor link to the corresponding reference.  For example,  reference (1) includes a link named #1,  and the corresponding reference includes an anchor named 1.

 

End list format:

1. Each reference and note must have its own “block”, because anchors apply to blocks.

2. Note that numbers appear bold.

4. Book.

5.  Etcetera.

 

Important:

• • All sources cited in the text must be referenced.

• • It is the author’s responsibility to include accurate, complete and properly formatted citations.

• • Embed hyperlinks in the the publication titles.

• • Each reference number should appear ONLY ONCE in the text. Subsequent references to the same source should have a new number and refer back to the initial reference.

    Example:
    8.  See Jones (2023) p. 43.

Include page numbers of quotes.

BOOKS

Author, Title of Book (place of publication: short form of publisher’s name, date) page numbers. Include name of editor or translator, edition, date of original publication and any other pertinent information. Include page numbers of quotes.

Example

• Jonathan Smith, Visual and Plastic Arts (London: John Doe Press, 1976) p. 5.

Alternative listings

• If editor credit only—no author:
  Joe Jones, ed., Visual and Plastic Arts (London: John Doe Press, 1976) p. 5.
• If no publisher available (City: date):
  Joe Jones, ed., Visual and Plastic Arts (London: 1976) p. 5.
• If no city available (Publisher, date):
  Joe Jones, ed., Visual and Plastic Arts (John Doe Press, 1976) p. 5.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Julie Anderson, “Art Now”, in Art Forever (New York: Albany Univ. Press, 1988) pp. 17-29.

ARTICLES AND CONFERENCE PAPERS

Journal articles and conference papers are treated in a similar way:

• Author, “Title of Conference Paper”, Name of Conference, pages (Year).
• Author, “Title of Article”, Name of Journal Volume Number, Issue Number, pages (Publisher, year).

If no publisher:

• Author, “Title of Article”, Name of Journal Volume Number, Issue Number, pages ( year).

Examples:

• John Smith, “This is Music”, Liveness 59, No.3, pp. 18-32 (2014).
• Joanna Star, “Beyond the. Human”, Proceedings of. That Conference, pp. 8-16 (2018)

PERFORMANCES

• Ron Nachmann, Editorial Dance of Woe, ISAST Theater, San Francisco, California, 1998.

NOTES

Example:

The priming layers on these paintings were made with similar combinations of zinc and lead white, with a small amount of calcium-containing filler.

ONLINE REFERENCES

Include the URL in angle brackets <> and provide the access date in brackets ().

Examples:

• • Kadhim Shubber, “This German artist is training geese to fly to the moon”, Wired.UK, 9 September 2013, <www.wired.co.uk/news/archive>, accessed 1 July 2023.

• • This experiment is described at <we-make-money-not-art.com/amb-working.php#.Uwe0XPRdUj2>, accessed 2 July 2023..

MEDIA AND CAPTIONS

Media contents (sounds, images, videos, code, etc.) must be referenced in the text, and placed immediately bellow the paragraph where the reference appears. Authorship and ownership are credited in the captions. Online contents with no copyright should include links to the URL sources.

CREDITS & COPYRIGHTS

Third-party materials must be properly credited in the caption. Authors are responsible for requesting copyright permissions. If the person granting permission specifies particular wording, those instructions must be followed. However, the editor may make minor changes to conform to the journal’s style. Some works have more than one source and each must be cited.

IMAGES

Upload images by choosing the “Image” block. Include descriptive captions. All must be referenced in the text, like this (Fig. 1).

 

AUDIO

Upload sound files by choosing the “Audio” block. Include descriptive captions. Credit authorship and ownership. All must be referenced in the text, like (Audio 1).

 

VIDEOS

Upload videos by choosing the “Video” block. Include descriptive captions. Credit authorship and ownership. All videos must be referenced in the text, like this (Video 1).

 

CODE ELEMENTS

Embedding shared HTML

It is possible to insert html code directly in the article simply by copying the code that platforms make available through options such as *share* or *embed* and pasting it in the WP content editor.

Code text

Use the “Preformatted” block to display code, as shown in this example extracted from the markdown system developed by ESMAE:

<iframe style="width: 300px; height: 100px; margin: 0 auto 2rem; display: block; border: 0px" src="conversor.html"></iframe> 

Introducing external elements with *iframe*

External elements can be introduced through the “custom HTML” block. The drag&drop code above appears as follows:

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Ackowledgments are optional. Additional contributors and grants may be acknowledged.

REFERENCES AND NOTES