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RadioMorphoses - Revue d'études radiophoniques et sonores

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Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
  • Manuscripts should be submitted in Word format, using Times New Roman, 12-point font, with single spacing.
  • The maximum number of characters is 35,000 (including spaces, notes, and the bibliography).
  • The article title appears at the top of the page (in lowercase), centered, followed by the abstract and 5 to 6 keywords in French, English, and Spanish. The abstract should not exceed 10 lines.
  • All papers submitted are anonymous to ensure double-blind peer review.
    Personal details about the authors (first name(s) and surname(s), a short biography including their role, laboratory, university and email address) are to be provided exclusively via the form in the following section.
  • Texts should complie with the author guidelines.
  • The author guarantees that his or her text is unpublished, entirely original and does not contain any borrowing from any other work for which the publisher could be held liable.

Author Guidelines

Stylistic Guidelines

Capital letters must be accented when necessary: À, É, È.

Bold type is reserved primarily for titles and subtitles.

Graphs, figures, and/or photos are numbered consecutively and must be referenced (include a caption and title in accordance with copyright requirements).

All paragraphs (headings in bold, body text in regular font) must be separated by a single space. A hierarchy of 2 or even 3 heading levels is sufficient, with no numbering. Heading 1 (14 Times bold), Heading 2 (12 Times bold)

Footnotes, preferably brief, should appear at the end of the article with continuous automatic footnote numbering (1, 2, … 5). The article should not have more than 10 footnotes.

Graphs, figures, and/or photos are numbered consecutively and must be referenced; include a caption and title that comply with copyright regulations.

When using the International Phonetic Alphabet, use the symbols available free of charge on the website: http://www.sil.org/computing/fonts/encore-ipa.html

Citations and Bibliographic Standards

Quotations are typed in regular (straight) font and enclosed in quotation marks within the body of the text. You must use French-style quotation marks, as shown here. For a word or group of words enclosed in quotation marks within a quotation, use “English-style quotation marks”.

Any omissions or cuts in a quotation must be indicated by […]

References to books or articles should be inserted in the body of the text (not as footnotes) and placed in parentheses in lowercase, including the author’s name, the publication date of the work, and the page number cited (e.g., Cheval, 2009:10)

The bibliography at the end of the article (without indentation, maximum of 15 references) should consist primarily of works cited in the article and be arranged in alphabetical-chronological order by author’s last name.

For a book: LAST NAME First Name. Title of the book, place: publisher, series (if applicable), year, number of pages.

For a journal article: LAST NAME First Name. Article title, Journal or periodical title, volume, no., date, page range (e.g., pp. 5–20)

For a contribution to an edited volume: LAST NAME First Name. Title of the article, In Last Name, First Name (ed.), Title of the volume, place: publisher, page numbers.

For an electronic reference: LAST NAME First Name. Title of the article. Name of the website. [Online]. Publisher, (date accessed). Availability and access (URL)

Copyright Notice

The author(s) retain all rights to their articles and simply authorise the journal RadioMorphoses to publish them on its website.

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In accordance with these guidelines, the website https://revues.u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr/ collects only the data necessary for the proper functioning of the editorial workflow and the transparency of publications, in line with the principle of data minimization. According to the principle of purpose limitation, personal data is not used for any purpose other than those described in the full privacy statement.

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