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UNIVERSITY PRESS http www thepress purdue edu CLCWeb Comparative Literature and Culture ISSN - http docs lib purdue edu clcweb Purdue University Press ?Purdue University The Library Series of the peer- reviewed full-text and open-access quarterly in the humanities and the social sciences CLCWeb Comparative Literature and Culture publishes scholarship in the humanities and social sciences following tenets of the discipline of comparative literature and the ?eld of cultural studies designated as comparative cultural studies Publications in the Library Series are articles books bibliographies resources and documents Contact clcweb purdue edu Document Style Guide for Articles in CLCWeb Comparative Literature and Culture ISSN - Purdue University Press ?Purdue University http docs lib purdue edu clcweblibrary clcwebstyleguide Articles in the journal are - words and book review articles are - words in length in the MLA Modern Language Association of America parenthetical sources and works cited format with further style format requirements some di ?erent from the MLA style see below Abbreviations Acronyms Spell out the full name ??for example United States Air Force USAF ??in the ?rst instance followed by the acronym in parentheses and then use the acronym in subsequent mentions Author names When an author or scholar is mentioned for the ?rst time in an article use the ?rst name and surname and thereafter use the surname only unless there are two or more authors with the same surname Where there is a passing reference to someone like Shakespeare or Goethe there is no need to include a ?rst name This rule does not apply to character names Academic ranks and titles are not used Common abbreviations Abbreviations such as e g for example i e that is viz namely or vs versus should be spelled out when used in running text Abbreviations can be used inside parenthetical comments Capitalization Emphasis Do not use capitalization for emphasis University The word university should be capitalized in instances where it stands in place of the full name of a particular university For example Several famous astronauts have graduated from the University but Purdue is a land-grant university When referring to socialist communist fascist nazi these terms are not capitalized but antiSemitic Black or Indigenous are capitalized Formatting Acknowledgments Acknowledgments funding statements citations of previous publications in an earlier version etc are written in a Note at the end of the text of the article and above the Works Cited Authors' pro ?les In authors' pro ?les ranks honori ?cs awards prizes etc are not mentioned The format of author's pro ?les is as follows John Fox teaches Spanish-language literature at Harvard University His interests in scholarship include modern and contemporary Latin American literature and theater Fox's recent publications include list two or three of your important and or recent books or articles with the year of publication only Block quotes Quotes over eight lines long should be formatted as a block quote and not indented Brackets Do not use brackets to indicate a letter's change in case at the beginning