Classical World
ADVICE TO CONTRIBUTORS
We welcome contributions on all aspects of Greek and Roman literature, history, and society; on the classical tradition; on the history of classical scholarship; and on the teaching of Latin, Greek, and classical civilization. We do not think it is necessary to write in one way for teachers in schools and in another for scholars in colleges and universities. Our ideal reader is a scholarly teacher or a teaching scholar. Our ideal contributor has something to say to this reader.
All submissions (regular articles, as well as contributions to Paedagogus and Scholia) should be sent to the Editor.
Matthew S. Santirocco, Editor
College of Arts and Science
New York University
100 Washington Square East, #910
New York, New York 10003-6688 - USA
E-mail: matthew.santirocco@nyu.edu
Books for review and items for “Announcements” should be sent to the subeditors of those departments (for e-mail addresses, contact the Editorial Office).
Authors are requested to send submissions electronically as a PDF, either as an attachment to an e-mail or on diskette; but paper submissions are also acceptable. Since submissions are judged anonymously, authorship and affiliation should be revealed only in an accompanying e-mail or cover letter. Authors of accepted articles are expected to format their final versions in accordance with a style sheet which will be sent to them. They will also be expected to submit their final versions in Word or WordPerfect (either via e-mail or on a diskette). Acceptance of an article is contingent upon the author's signing a standard publication agreement, and Classical World reserves the right to make or require edits for style, clarity, and editorial consistency. Finally, authors of accepted articles should supply an abstract of no more than 100 words, which will be published with their articles and also sent to the American office of L'Année Philologique.
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