Submissions

Author Guidelines

A. General Guidelines

1. Manuscripts are published regularly twice a year.
2. The manuscript is a summary of the results of research on language, literature, and teaching research.
3. The manuscript is written in Indonesian or English with Time New Roman font 11.
4. The length of the manuscript is about 8-13 pages and typed in one space.
5. The paper size is A4 with a border width of 4 cm for the top, bottom and left borders, while the right is 3 cm

 B. Writing Systematics

1. Initial part: Title, author's name, e-mail (if any), institution, and abstract (Indonesian/English).
2. Main part: Contains introduction, literature review, and hypothesis development (if any), research methods/methods, research results and discussion, and conclusions and suggestions (if any).
3. The final part: Acknowledgments (if any), description of symbols (if any), and bibliography.

 C. Title and Author's Name

1. The title is printed in capital letters, in bold with the font Time New Roman font 12, single spaced with a maximum word count of 15.
2. The author's name is written under the title without a title, may not be abbreviated, begins with a capital letter, without the word "by", the order of the author is the first author followed by the second, third, and so on.
3. College name or e-mail address (email) of all authors under the author's name in Time New Roman font 10.

D. Abstract

1. Abstract is written in Indonesian and English, contains the core problems, research background, research methods / problem solving, the word Abstract is written in bold.
2. The number of words in the Abstract is not more than 300 words and typed 1 space.
3. Abstract font is Time New Roman font 11 presented with left and right alignment, presented in one paragraph and written without indenting at the beginning of the sentence.
4. Abstract is equipped with Key words consisting of 3-5 words which are the core of the abstract description. Key Words in bold

E. General Scriptwriting Rules

1. Each subtitle is written in Time New Roman font 11 and in bold.
2. The new paragraph is written in indentation with an indent-first line of 0.75 cm, between paragraphs not given a space.
3. Foreign words are written in italics.
4. Tables and figures must be clearly explained, and numbered sequentially.

 F. Reference

Writing literature using the Harvard Standard system. Everything listed in the bibliography must be referenced in the manuscript. Up-to-date references are highly prioritized.

Harvard Style or APA (American Psychological Association). This bibliography format is very popular in scientific works in Indonesia. Here's an example of writing:

If the source of reference or quote comes from a book

formula:

"Author's Last Name, Initials. (year of publication). Book title (Edition if there are more than one edition). Place of publication: Publisher, page."

Things to note are:

If the literature is taken from a textbook, the order of writing is: Author's name, year of publication, book title is italicized and the beginning of each word is capitalized except for prepositions and conjunctions, then what edition, city, publisher name and page are written (p for one page and pp for more than one page)

example:

Guyton A.C. 1971. Textbook of Medical Physiology. 5th ed. Philadelphia: WB Saunders, pp:25-9

Book writing with editors is accompanied by (Ed.) for one editor and (Eds.) for more than one editor.

example:

Dansser J., Colombani J. (eds). 1972. Histocompatibility Testing. Copenhagen Munksgrood, pp: 12-8.

If the source of reference or citation comes from previous research, such as theses, theses and dissertations, it is almost the same as writing a bibliography from books, except for the information behind it.

example:

Cairs R.B. 1965. Infrared Spectroscopic Studies of Solid Oxygen. Barkley, California, University of California. Dissertation.

Junaedi Y. 1976. Study of Brain Development in Man and the Rat. England University of Surgery. PhD Thesis.

If the source of reference or citation is from a journal

formula;

 "Author's Last Name, Initials. (year of publication). Article title. Journal title, Volume number – if any (issue number), beginning and end page numbers of the article"

What needs to be considered is the writing of article titles and journal titles. Capital letters in writing the title of the article are used according to the standard for writing sentences. Capital letters in the writing of the journal title are written according to the standard for writing the title. Only journal titles are written in italics.

example:

Tseng, Y.C., Kuo, S.P., Lee, H.W., & Huang, C.F. (2004). Location tracking in a wireless sensor network by mobile agents and its data fusion strategies. The Computer Journal, 47(4), 448–460

If the source of the reference or quote comes from a website article

formula:

"Author's Last Name, Initials. (year of site produced or year of publication of document). Title of document. Retrieved from site s