Translated Sources

Publishing information

Title of book or article

The title of a work in a language other than English should be given as it reads on the title page or the heading. The title of a book is given in italics and the title of an article in quotation marks. A Russian or Ukrainian work should be transliterated according to a standard system exactly as it reads in the original language, in italics, capitalizing only those words that are capitalized in the original. It is not necessary to translate the title into English.

Communidad y compromise: Estudios sobre la renovacion de la iglesia

“Die Besonderheiten in der Theologie von Comenius als Quelle seiner Bemuhungen

um die Allverbesserung”

Baptisty, ikh uchenie i zadachi

· Give the common English name of the city of publication rather than a transliteration (Moskva) or an abbreviation (M). Consult the Geographical Names section of a reliable English-language dictionary, if necessary. If the name of the city of publication has changed (St. Petersburg, Petrograd, Leningrad), give the name of the city at the time of publication, that is, the name of the city as it reads on the title page.

· Transliterate the name of the publisher according to a standard transliteration system.

Examples:

Note:

E. Poselianin, Russkaya tserkov’ i russkie podvizhniki XVIII veka (St. Petersburg: I. L. Tuzov, 1905), 252.

Aleksandr Men’, Syn chelovecheskiy (Moscow: Fond imeni Aleksandra Menia, 2000), 133.

Volkonskiy, Katolichestvo i sviashchennoe predanie vostoka (Paris, 1932; L’viv: Missionerskoe obshchestvo sv. Kirilla i Mefodiia, 1993), 84.

Gennady Pshenichny, “Chto skryvaet pokryvalo Vetkhogo Zaveta?” Bogoslovskie razmyshlennia, No. 5 (2005): 23.

Bibliography:

Poselianin, E. Russkaya tserkov’ i russkie podvizhniki XVIII veka. St. Petersburg:

I. L. Tuzov, 1905.

Men’, Aleksandr. Syn chelovecheskiy. Moscow: Fond imeni Aleksandra Menia, 2000.

Volkonskiy, A. Katolichestvo i sviashchennoe predanie vostoka. Paris, 1932; L’viv:

Missionerskoe obshchestvo sv. Kirilla i Mefodiia, 1993.

Pshenichny, Gennady. “Chto skryvaet pokryvalo Vetkhogo Zaveta?” Bogoslovskie razmyshlennia No. 5 (2005): 7-26.

Many books have been translated into Russian or Ukrainian from English and other languages over the last decade. Some books exist in several translations. Many have been done according to very high standards, but unfortunately that has not always been the case. Not all translations have acknowledged the name of the author, much less of the translator, or even the title of the original work. Many have been printed with little regard for issues of copyright. Scholarly standards, however, require that any source cited be identified with as much information as possible.

The basic form of notes and bibliography is the same (see Sections 2 and 3), with the following additional points.

Дата добавления: 2014-12-23