Guidelines for abstracts - 20th Congress of the International Association for Neo-Latin Studies

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Guidelines for abstracts

The deadline for all proposals is 30 April 2027. Proposals should be submitted in PDF format via Submission system of the Congress IANLS-2028.confer.uj.edu.pl. 

Submissions should contain the following information: 

INDIVIDUAL PAPERS 

1) title of paper (max. 18 words) 
2) abstract 
Language of the abstract: the same as that of the paper to be given at the Congress 
Length of abstract: min. 150 words, max. 200 words 
3) speaker’s name, institutional affiliation (if any), address, E-mail and phone 

Please underline the part of the surname which should appear first in the alphabetical list of Congress participants. 

SPECIAL SESSIONS

(comprising no more than 3 or 6 papers) 
1) title of session (max. 18 words) 
2) brief description of the concept of the session (50–100 words) 
3) name, institutional affiliation (if any), address, e-mail and phone of organizer(s) of session 
4) chair’s name 
5) title of paper 1, abstract (min. 150, max. 200 words), speaker’s name, and full details as above 
6) title of paper 2, abstract (min. 150, max. 200 words), speaker’s name, and full details as above 
7) title of paper 3, abstract (min. 150, max. 200 words), speaker’s name, and full details as above 
etc. 
Please underline the part of the surname which should appear first in the alphabetical list of Congress participants. 

POSTERS 

1) title of poster (max. 18 words) 
2) description 
Language of information: the same as that of the poster to be presented at the Congress 
Length of poster proposal: min. 50 words, max. 100 words 
3) presenter’s name, institutional affiliation (if any), address, e-mail and phone 

 

Please, underline the part of the surname which should appear first in the alphabetical list of Congress participants. 

The proposal (including the individual abstracts) should be submitted by the session organizer(s) via the Congress website, tile Registration [link]. 

Those who write in a language that is not their mother tongue should have their abstract checked by a native speaker for grammar and style, since all approved abstracts will be published on the website. The Organizing Committee will only do a limited amount of editing. Failure to meet good linguistic standards can be a valid reason for rejection of the proposal.