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RES. is a periodical interdisciplinary scientific-expert publication of the Restoration Centre IPCHS. With a recognizable abbreviation RES. marks the topic it deals with - with restoration, which depends on the knowledge of different disciplines. Issues are thematically oriented, most often in the form of a monograph and translated in different languages.
The thematic are demanding conservation-restoration projects on cultural heritage, illustrated and written in depth also with results of interdisciplinary researches from different disciplines, such as art history, conservation-restoration, science and technology etc. and therefore with the latest insights on the monument or art work. The publication is also intended for specific conservation issues that are not necessarily linked to completed conservation-restoration projects.
Address
Zavod za varstvo kulturne dediščine Slovenije
RES. – uredništvo
Poljanska cesta 40
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
Editor: Mateja Neža Sitar E: mateja.neza.sitar@rescen.si
1. MANUSCRIPTS
Manuscripts should include the following:
a. The title. This should briefly describe the contents of the paper.
b. Author's name and address. Under the title, put the author's full name, title, education, profession, institution with address, workplace and e-mail address. In the case of multiple authors, provide addresses for all, but indicate to whom correspondence should be addressed.
c. Keywords, Abstract. Provide 4 to 8 keywords in lower case letters. The manuscript abstract should be a concise summary (maximum of 200 words) of the paper, stating its purpose, methodology, principal findings and conclusions.
d. The main body of the paper with notes. The text should be clearly and concisely written. Articles should take into account the scientific apparatus (summary, key words, footnotes, use of literal comparative material, etc.). Text files should be in Microsoft Word, if possible. Preferred typeface is Times New Roman, letter size 12, A4 format, with margins of 2.5 cm, justified formatting and 1.5 line spacing, numbered pages. For footnotes preferred typeface is Times New Roman, letter size 10, justified formatting and single line spacing.
e. Figures, illustrations. There is no strict limit on the number of photographs. The editorial board makes the final selection. It depends on the subject and the issues that the author deals with; visual material is especially important for subscriptions in RES.
f. Endnotes and References
Sources and literature, citations, additional explanations, market names of materials, additional comparisons, acknowledgements, etc. must be written in the footnotes. Footnotes and references should be as concise as possible, included in the overall word count.
2. EXAMPLES OF CITATION VARIOUS REFERENCES
A. Book: name and surname of the author, title (and subtitle) of works (in italics), place and year of publication.
EXAMPLE: Paolo Mora, Laura Mora, Paul Philippot, Conservation of Wall Paintings, London 1984.
B. Article: name and surname of the author, the title of the article, the title of a periodical or a collection (in italics), for periodical also a year, a number, and a page; for the collection (editor's name in brackets), place and year of publication, pages.
EXAMPLE: Barbara Kienzl, Denkmalpflege. Die Anfange im 19. Jahrhundert und der Geschichtsverein, Carinthia I, 184, 1994, pp. 319–353.
C. Monographic electronic publication:
EXAMPLE: Il conferencia internacional textil/confecçao, 21–23 julho 1999, Rio de Janeiro = 2nd International Textile and Apparel Conference, 21–23 July 1999, Rio de Janeiro [CD-ROM]. Rio de Janeiro: SENAI/CETIQT, 1999.
D. Papers from web journals:
EXAMPLE: Helen Atkins, The ISI Web of Science – links and electronic journals: how links work today in the Web of Science, and the challenges posed by electronic journals. D-Lib Magazine [online], vol. 5, no. 9. Internet source accessed on February 3, 2000:
http://www.dlib.org/dlib/september99/atkins/09atkins.html
E. Web pages:
EXAMPLE: ASREACT – Chemical reactions database [online]. Chemical Abstracts Service, 2000, renewed on February 2, 2000. Internet source accessed on February 3, 2000:
http://www.cas.org/CASFILES/casreact.html
D. Citing repetitive cases: SURNAME with capital letters and year, page number.
EXAMPLE: LAVRIC 1997, p. 32.
KIM 2000, s. p. (internet source).
When the author and the year are the same for different sources, we add alfabethical marks.
EXAMPLE: KOLLER 1996 a, p. x, KOLLER 1996 b, pp. xx.
3. LIST OF SOURCES AND LITERATURE
At the end of the article all literature and resources contained in the text and footnotes should be included in the list, written in the alphabetical order. The sources must be systematically listed and written with the abbreviation and then fully cited as recommended in the instructions.
EXAMPLE:
KOLLER 1996 a: Manfred KOLLER, Zur Vorgeschichte von Salzbelastungen am Denkmal: Salzschaden an Wandmalereien, Arbeitshefte des Bayerischen Landesamtes fur Denkmalpflege, 78, 1996, str. 11–14.
KOLLER 1996 b: Manfred KOLLER, Das Denkmal ≫im neuen Glanze≪ - zur Reinigung und ihren Folgen, Denkmalpflege heute. Akten des Berner Denkmalpflegekongresses Oktober 1993 (ur. Volker Hoffmann, Hans Peter Autenrieth), Bern – Berlin – Frankfurt 1996, str. 241–255.
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