Rules for Preparing Proceeding and Abstract

Abstracts should be both in Turkish and English and written in Times New Roman character with 10 font size. Abstracts should not exceed 250 words and include the topic, scope, method, aim and its distinctive contribution to the field. 

3 to 5 keywords should be presented below abstracts.

Proceeding abstracts should include subjects which are stated under the heading “subjects to be covered”.

Subject to be covered in the proceeding should be outlined in the abstract.

Proceeding sent after deadline for application will not be evaluated.

Proceedings submitted to the symposium should be on a standard A4 page layout. Proceedings should be prepared in “Times New Roman” font with 12 font site and 2.5 cm margins at top and bottom and 3 cm margin at left and right.

No row space should be set on paragraphs, the text should be written in single space with 6nk above and 6 nk below.  Indent value should be set to 1.25.

If reference is made in the text, author’s surname, publication year and page number of the work should be stated respectively (Tanpınar, 1988:65). If reference is made in footnote, author’s name, surname, name of the book (in italic; in quotation marks for articles), publishing house, publication place, publication year and page number should be stated respectively.  References should be put at the end of the texts and listed in alphabetical order according to surname.

Full text proceedings should not exceed 10 pages (including figures, tables etc.).

The author should state the institution she/he is working at the bottom of the first page (as footnote) and may present his/her internet address in Times New Roman with 10 font size. 

Symposium languages are Turkish, Bulgarian and English.

Proceedings should not be presented or published elsewhere.    

Proceedings should be in accordance with the topics and aims symposium.

15 minutes will be spared for each presentation and 5 minutes for discussion.

Audo-visual and other technical equipment needed for presentations should be demanded in advance.