Details concerning formatting, etc.’. the specific practices for each type of reference work (journal paper, article in a ※For collection or as a chapter in a book, independent book, dissertation, online materials, etc.), refer to the Details concerning formatting, etc.’ in the for ‘Appendix: “Guidelines Manuscript Submission for the Journal Research Papers”. “NINJAL online materials or databases, give the of the materials (or website)” in the text, ※For “title and (i) include a note specifying materials accessed: (date),” etc. Alternatively (ii) “url, at the end of the paper under the title websites” or materials” etc. list “Related “Survey entries, each with of material, name of website, url, date accessed.” “name For the list of references, at the end of the main text, leave one blank line, at the head of the next line write (gothic bold 10.5pt font), and begin the list on the following References line (10.5pt normal font). If one entry requires two or more lines, indent four half-width spaces beginning with the second line. Citing references For citation of references in the text and in the the following guide is followed. When necessary it is permitted to use the author’s full name. (ex.) Sapir (1925) notes that … (ex.) Bloomfield (1933: 347) remarks as follows: assumption that the simplest “The classification of observed facts is the true one, is common to all sciences . . .” (ex.) In Optimality Theory (Prince and Smolensky 1993, Kager 1999), … (ex.) as often mentioned in the literature (Chomsky 1980, 1990, Bresnan 1990, 1991, … Hale 1996). For longer quotations, follow the practice exemplified below: In the case of longer quotations, put a space between the quotation and the text both before and after the quotation, and indent the quotation four spaces. There is no need to surround the quotation with quotation marks. (NINJAL Research Papers Editorial Board 2016: 6) For longer quotations, follow the practices exemplified above.
Details concerning formatting, etc.’. ※For the specific practices for each type of reference work (journal paper, article in a collection or as a chapter in a book, independent book, dissertation, online materials, etc.), refer to the ‘Appendix: Details concerning formatting, etc.’ in the “Guidelines for Manuscript Submission for the Journal “NINJAL Research Papers”. ※For online materials or databases, give the “title of the materials (or website)” in the text, and (i) include a note specifying “url, materials accessed: (date),” etc. Alternatively (ii) at the end of the paper under the title “Related websites” or “Survey materials” etc. list entries, each with “name of material, name of website, url, date accessed.” For the list of references, at the end of the main text, leave one blank line, at the head of the next line write References (gothic bold 10.5pt font), and begin the list on the following line (10.5pt normal font). If one entry requires two or more lines, indent four half-width spaces beginning with the second line. Citing references For citation of references in the text and in the the following guide is followed. When necessary it is permitted to use the author’s full name. (ex.) Sapir (1925) notes that … (ex.) Bloomfield (1933: 347) remarks as follows: “The assumption that the simplest classification of observed facts is the true one, is common to all sciences . . .” (ex.) In Optimality Theory (Prince and Smolensky 1993, Kager 1999), … (ex.) … as often mentioned in the literature (Chomsky 1980, 1990, Bresnan 1990, 1991, Hale 1996). For longer quotations, follow the practice exemplified below: In the case of longer quotations, put a space between the quotation and the text both before and after the quotation, and indent the quotation four spaces. There is no need to surround the quotation with quotation marks. (NINJAL Research Papers Editorial Board 2016: 6) For longer quotations, follow the practices exemplified above.