Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Celt MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Celt journal is a peer-reviewed journal. It is published twice a
year, July and December by the Faculty of Language & Arts, Soegijapranata
Catholic University, Semarang, Indonesia. We accept manuscripts on Culture,
English Language Teaching and learning, and on pure linguistics and literature.
Celt
received the nationally re-accreditation status from the Indonesian Directorate
General of Higher Education No. 040/P/2014 in February 2014 and is effective
until the next five years.
1. File types: The manuscript submitted to Celt should
be in Microsoft Word program (.doc or .docx).
2. Manuscript
types:
We accept research reports, analysis
articles, and book reviews. A research report and an analysis paper should be
4,000 – 7,000 words excluding the title, abstract, key words, and
references.
Manuscript format:
a. The manuscript should be written in academic English
language, typewritten in Goudy Old Style 12 font, single spaced. The margin
should use the normal Microsoft Word margin (1 inches left, right, top, and
bottom).
b. Titles,
abstract, and keywords:
The manuscript (conceptual/ analysis
article, research article and book reviews) has to have a title, which should
reflect the content of the manuscript and may not exceed a total of 15 words.
Underneath the title should be an abstract of approximately 150 – 300 words,
which is in English (normal font), followed by an Indonesian abstract
underneath (italicized). Three to five key words should be provided also in
English (normal font) and Indonesian (italicized).
Organization:
A research report should include
Introduction, Literature Review, Methods, Findings, and Conclusion.
A conceptual/ analysis article should
include Introduction, Subtopics, and Conclusion.
A book review should include physical
features of the books (title, writer, publisher, year of publication, pages,
ISBN, and index. The author(s) should include a scanned image of the cover of
the book.
c. Author(s)
contact details:
Author(s) should provide contact
details including full name (with titles), emails, mailing address, and
telephone numbers on a separate file for the purpose of anonymous/ blind peer
review.
d. Footnote:
In addition to informing who the
author(s) of the article is (are), author(s) are advised to use footnotes to
add additional information/explanation on a written text or additional readings
to support the text, which may disturb the flow of the article if left inside
the original article.
e. Citations
and References:
Starting from the re-accredited 2014
version, the Celt manuscript conforms to the APA style for citation and
references. Please refer to APA Publication Manual for reference, which is
available at any website. You may also make use of the in-built APA referencing
system used by Microsoft computer programs or see the following for samples:
In-Text Citations:
- Paraphrased content examples
Imber-Black (2009) found that dogs can
be a source of therapy for sick people.
In support of the idea that the drug
industry do have a relationship to psychiatry, Smith’s (2008) research show
that pharmacists would do annual workshops with psychiatrist.
- Direct Quotes (under 40 words)
Culture is a “a system of belief” that
includes… (Hall, 2005, p.13).
Hall (2005) stated that the “system of
belief” in culture is …
The study showed that research in
culture is “a reflection of…” (Smith & Tyler, 2013, para. 8).
On the other hand, Goddard (2014)
believes that “the data was unreliable” (Methods section, para. 6).
- Block Quotes (direct quotes over 40 words)
Indent block quotes five spaces or half
an inch and do not use quotation marks. Like used in the rest of the paper, APA
block quotes should use double spacing. In block quotes, the period goes before
the parentheses. This is different from short quotes.
Williamson states that examining the
outcome of research as follows:
The research outcome becomes the most
important of the data as it shows the effectiveness of the research
performance. Data that is collected from interviews are usually coded first to
enable some kind of categorization, which later gives researchers the ability
to analyze and present as the outcome. (2008, p. 205)
References:
Arthropod. (2004). In Merriem-Webster’s
Collegiate Dictionary. Retrieved from
http://www.crredoreference.com/entry/mwcollegiate/arthropod_%C3%A4_thr_p%C3%A4d
Hark, R.B, & Claron, B.P. (2004).
Measurement problems and conceptual model of fast-food dieting. In R.B. Hark,
B.P. Clarion, & W.A. Thorndike (Eds.), The Fast-Food Syndrome:
Diagnosis, Treatment, and Research (pp. 139-145). New York, N.Y: Springer.
Imber-Black, E. (2009). Snuggles, my
cotherapist, and other animal tales in life and therapy. Family Process,
48, 459-461. doi:10.1111/j.1545-5300.2009.01295.x
National Academies (Producer). (2007
June 6). Progress in preventing childhood obesity: How do we measure up? The
Sounds of Science Podcast. Podcast retrieved from
http://media.nap.edu/podcasts
Rodman
G. (2009). Mass Media in a Changing World. New York: McGraw-Hill.
Sagarin, B.J., & Lawler-Sagarin,
K.A. (2005). Critically evaluating competing theories: An exercise based on the
Kitty Benovese murder. Teaching of Psychology, 32 (3), 167-169.
Smith, T. (2008, May 18). Psychiatry
link with drug industry. Retrieved November 2, 2013, from The New York Times:
http//www.nytimes.com
f. Graphs
and illustrations:
The format of graphs and illustrations
should also conform to MLA style. Please send them in a separate file. On the
article, put a note on where it should be positioned. If there are
technicalities, the editors will communicate further by email.
g. Subject
index:
A list of 15-20 words are given at the
end of the manuscript (after the references) to be used as subject index for
the journal’s publication.
3. The author(s) must sign a Publication Declaration statement
clarifying that the submitted article is not being considered for publication
elsewhere.
5. Contributors whose manuscripts are published will receive
ONE copy of the printed journal and ONE soft copy file of a print-off for free.
To help with the printing, shipping, and the administrative costs, contributors
whose articles are published will be asked to contribute Rp 750.000 (seven
hundred and fifty thousand rupiah) or US $75 (seventy-five US dollars) to Maybank
Indonesia on behalf of Angelika Riyandari and Antonius Suratno with
the account number 1-575-16246-4. For overseas contributors, please add
in the bank swift code IBBKIDJA. The contribution fee must be paid after
the decision notice from Celt.
6. Contributors whose manuscripts are rejected will get a
notification from the editorial boards.
7. Samples of old published abstracts and manuscripts that have
an APA style citation and references can be seen in http://www.journalcelt.com
and through the OJS (on-line journal system) website
http://journal.unika.ac.id/index.php/celt/
8. Note:
Free open access download per manuscripts in the website will only be available
for the first six months, afterwards the access will be restricted and per
article download may have a fee to it. Those wanting the full hard copy of the
journal for Rp 40.000 (forty thousand rupiah) or US $4 (four US dollars) per
journal, not including postage can contact the editors at celtjournal@gmail.com
