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Foreword Domna C. Stanton Preface David G. Nicholls 1 SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING Scholars and Scholarly Publishing Refereed and Nonrefereed Publications Deciding to Submit a Manuscript Placing a Manuscript with a Journal Scholarly Journals¡¤ Types of Scholarly Arficles¡¤Selecting a Journal¡¤ Submitting a Manuscript to a Journal¡¤Evaluation of a Manuscript¡¤ Acceptance of a Manuscript Placing a Manuscript with a Press Scholarly Presses¡¤ Types of Scholarly Books¡¤ Selectinga Press¡¤ Submitting a Prospectus for a Book¡¤ Submitting a Manuscript to a Press¡¤ Evaluation of a Manuscript¡¤Acceptance of a Manuscript Production and Publication Copyediting¡¤ Proofreading¡¤ Preparing an Index¡¤Design¡¤ Composition, Printing, Binding, ElectronicProduction¡¤ Marketing Conclusion 2 LEGAL ISSUES IN SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING Introduction Copyright Development of Copyright Law in the United States¡¤Subject Matter of Copyright¡¤ Ownership of Copyright¡¤Co ownership of Copyright¡¤ Works Made for Hire¡¤ Material Objects¡¤ Term of Copyright¡¤ Registration of Copyright¡¤ Copyright Notice¡¤ Renewal of Copyright¡¤Rights of Copyright Owners¡¤ Transfers and Terminations¡¤Fair Use of Copyrighted Works¡¤ Requesting Permission¡¤Damages for Copyright Infringement and Attorney's Fees¡¤International Copyright¡¤ Copyright and Computer Networks Publishing Contracts Books¡¤ Journal Articles and Contributions to Edited Works Defamation Libel¡¤ Opinion¡¤ Truth as Defense¡¤ Actual Malice Right of Privacy Emergence of Privacy Law¡¤ Unreasonable Publicity of Private Life¡¤ Publicity Placing Another in a False Light¡¤ Consent as Defense Further Guidance 3 BASICS OF SCHOLARLY WRITING Audience, Genre, and the Conventions of Scholarship Language and Style Spelling Consistency and Choice of Spelling¡¤ Word Division¡¤Plurals¡¤ Accents¡¤ Umlauts¡¤ Ligatures and Other Special Characters Punctuation Purpose of Punctuation¡¤ Commas¡¤ Semicolons¡¤Colons¡¤ Dashes and Parentheses¡¤ Hyphens¡¤Apostrophes¡¤ Quotation Marks¡¤ Square Brackets¡¤ Slashes¡¤ Periods, Question Marks, and Exclamation Points¡¤ Spacing after Concluding Punctuation Marks Italics Words and Letters Referred to as Words and Letters¡¤Foreign Words in an English Text¡¤ Emphasis Names of Persons First and Subsequent Uses of Names¡¤ Titles of Persons¡¤Names of Authors and Fictional Characters¡¤ Dutch and German Names¡¤ French Names¡¤ Greek Names¡¤ Hungarian Names¡¤ Italian Names¡¤ Russian Names¡¤Spanish Names¡¤ Latin Names¡¤ Asian Names¡¤ Names in Other Languages Capitalization ¡­¡­ 4 PREPARATION OF SCHOLARLY MANUSCRIPTS 5 PREPARATION OF THESES AND DISSERTATIONS 6 DOCUMENTATION: PREPARING THE LIST OF 7 DOCUMENTATION: CITING SOURCES IN THE TEXT 8 ABBREVIATIONS