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Submission Format<br />
The Editorial Board welcomes the submission of manuscripts written in English<br />
on any aspect of modern Chinese literature and culture, including film, television,<br />
performing and visual arts, architecture, popular culture, material and print culture.<br />
Authors should write in a style that is comprehensible to non-specialists, but that is<br />
at the same time theoretically informed. Literary translations are published only if<br />
they are essential to an accompanying critical/analytical study. Manuscripts should<br />
be double-spaced and submitted in duplicate. MCLC adheres to MLA author/date<br />
in-text bibliographic style. Footnotes should be used to elaborate a point in the<br />
text, not for bibliographic reference. Key terms, important names, and bibliographic<br />
references should include original language (i.e. Chinese characters) placed in a<br />
separate glossary, not in the body of the essay. Pinyin is the preferred romanization<br />
system. Disk copies of articles, preferably in Macintosh versions of Microsoft Word<br />
or WordPerfect, must be sent upon acceptance. An abstract, to be published on-line,<br />
is required for all accepted submissions. For more detailed style guidelines, please<br />
consult the submissions page on the MCLC website (http://mclc.osu.edu/jou/mclsubm.<br />
htm).<br />
Photographs, film and video stills, graphics, etc. should be submitted electronically<br />
or on disk in TIFF, JPEG, or EPS format, with a resolution of no less than 300 dpi<br />
(preferably 600 dpi). Camera-ready art is also acceptable (600 dpi laser print @ 131 lpi).<br />
Book reviews are usually solicited and are handled by the Book Review Editors.<br />
208 • Modern Chinese Literature and Culture<br />
MCLC 18.2.indd 208<br />
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