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期刊名称：LISTY FILOLOGICKE ISSN： 0024-4457 出版频率： Semi-annual 出版社： INST CLASSICAL STUD ACAD SCI CZECH REPUBLIC, NA FLORENCI 3, PRAHA 1, CZECH REPUBLIC, CZ-110 00   出版社网址： http://www.jstor.org/action/showPublication?journalCode=listfilofoliphil&& 期刊网址： http://lf.clavmon.cz/ 主题范畴： HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY 期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)    About the journal Scholarly journal for classical, medieval and neo-Latin studies founded in 1874, published by the Institute for Classical Studies of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, leading journal in its field in the Czech Republic. The Journal Listy filologické (LF) is devoted to classical studies and classical tradition in mediaeval and early modern Central Europe (linguistics - literature - cultural history - philosophy, etc.) and also to the history of Czech language and literature. No particular area of this entire spectrum or methodology is preferred. The journal also brings up-to-date reviews of foreign as well as Czech scholarly literature. The journal accepts submissions in Czech, Slovak, English, French, German, Italian and Latin language (please note that the journal can not provide a language revision of the submissions not written in Czech); all contributions are being anonymously sent for peer-review to the two referees. The journal Listy filologické is being published two times a year (two double issues). The exclusive owner of the distribution rights who also accepts all the purchase (exchange) orders is the Institute for Classical Studies (please contact the redaction; the back-volumes are also available for purchase).     Instructions to Authors Manuscript submission guidelines   NB: The redaction will not accept neither for peer review, nor for publication  the contributions only summarizing the extant research on the subject, without carrying out the own analysis and / or interpretation. The authors are encouraged to submitt only essays with original scholarship. The maximum length of a study should be 40 pages (1 page = 1800 characters with spaces); the length of editions should be 30 pages maximum; the length of Miscellanea (containing original research) 5 pages maximum; discussions should be 10 pages maximum. The manuscript submission for publication in Listy filologické must conform to the following formal rules:   General the best way for sending your submission is via e-mail to the redaction´s address, in well grounded cases it is possible to send it by regular mail, appending the media (floppy, CD) with an electronic version and indicating the kind of word processor used if your submission contains some texts not written in the Roman alphabet (e.g. Greek, Hebrew, Arabic etc.), beside the electronic version send always the printed version as well in case of Greek font, please use unicode font footnotes should be inserted by means of word processor; do not write them to the single sheet of paper append an English summary to your article (approx. 10-15 lines), three to five key words in English and your full mail address as well as your e-mail due to the anonymous reviewing of all submissions, do not write your name into the text and remove all indications pointing at you in the footnotes as well the redaction can not provide a language revision of the texts written in foreign languages; we therefore advise authors to have theior text corrected by the native speaker if accepted, the authors can revise their submissions in one set of proofs after the journal is published, the author af an article receives one issue of Listy filologické together with 10 offprints after the journal is published, the author of a review receives 2 offprints deadline for submission of manuscripts is at the end of December (for double-issue 1-2) and the end of June (for double-issue 3-4)   Format and citation in the main text, please use following format: denominations of works should be in italics, without the quotation marks (e.g. Ovid, Ars amatoria) use italics when employing Latin phrases in the main text (e.g. in extenso) in the footnotes: in references to the secondary literature always write the whole names of the author in small cap (ctr + shift + K) monographs: the titel in italics, after the comma the place and year of publication (e.g. Heinrich Hoppe, Syntax und Stil des Tertullian, Leipzig 1903, pp. 112-131); the volumes shoud be signalized as follows: Eduard Norden, Die antike Kunstprosa von VI. Jh. v. Chr. bis in die Zeit der Renaissance, I-II, Berlin - Leipzig 1898 (Nachdr. Darmstadt 19818). The name of publisher (if wanted) can be added behind the place of publication, e. g. Leiden - Boston, Brill 2007. the article in Festschrift: follow this exampel: François Gasparri, Le latin de Suger, abbé de Saint-Denis, in: Les historiens et le latin médiéval, (édd.) Monique Goullet - Michel Parisse, Paris 2001, pp. 177-193. The Festschrift as a whole: e.g. Studies in Nietzsche and the Classical Tradition, (edd.) James C. O´Flaherty - Timothy F. Sellner - Robert M. Helm, Chapel Hill 1976. The abbreviations for editors should be in original language (e.g. Hrsg.; éd.; edd. etc.) the article in a scholarly journal: e.g. Glending Olson, The Medieval Fortunes of Theatrica, in: Traditio 42, 1986, pp. 265-286. Do not abbreviate the journals´ titles and do not place comma before the number of a volume. The title of the article should be written in italics without quotation marks. Do not write the numbers of the issue within the single volume (e.g. Listy filologické 129, 2006, pp. 418-422), except for the volume is not paginated continuously . when reffering to the secondary sources in the footnotes, the first citation should contain all data; when quoting the same secondary source repeatedly, reffer to the abbreviated title (the name, including the first name, of the author should be fiven in full) and page (indicating the footnote with the full citation if needed) the ancient authors: due to the interdisciplinary character of Listy filologické we ask the authors to write full name (i.e. not abbreviated) and full  (conventionaly latinized) title of the work; when refering to the books of the work use Roman numerals, the detailed segmentation should be given in Arabic numerals (e.g. Ovidius, Metamorphoses VII,53-69) refering to the single books of the Bible, use the common abbreviations of Latin Vulgate   Editorial Board Editor Martin Svatoš (Institute for Classical Studies, Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague)   Assistant Editors Martin Bažil (Charles University, Prague) Milada Homolková (Czech Language Institute, Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague) Jan Kalivoda (Charles University, Prague) Filip Karfík (Univeristy of Fribourg, Switzerland) Ondřej Koupil (Benedictine Archabbey Břevnov, Prague) Martin Nodl (Centre for Medieval Studies, Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague) Václav Petrbok (Institute of Czech Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague) Jiří Šubrt (Palacký University, Olomouc)   Managing Editor Petr Kitzler (Institute for Classical Studies, Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague)   Advisory Board Antonín Bartoněk (Masaryk University, Brno, emeritus) Tilman Berger (University of Tübingen, Germany) Petr Čornej (Charles University, Prague) Růžena Dostálová (Charles University, Prague, emerita) Zdeněk Hojda (Charles University, Prague) Jarosław Malicki (Uniwersytet Wrocławski, Poland) Bohumila Mouchová (Charles University, Prague, emerita) Jana Nechutová (Masaryk University, Brno) Stefan Michael Newerkla (Univeristy of Vienna, Austria) Robert B. Pynsent (University College London, United Kingdom) Stanislav Sousedík (Charles University, Prague) Olga Spevak (Univeristy of Toulouse II–Le Mirail, France) Pavel Spunar (Institute for Classical Studies, Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague, emeritus) Eva Stehlíková (Institute for Classical Studies, Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague / Masaryk University, Brno) Daniel Škoviera (Komenský University, Bratislava, Slovakia) Josef Vintr (University of Vienna, Austria, emeritus)