About the bibliographies
- Publication type: Journal article
- Journal: Encomia
2010 – 2011, n° 34-35. Bulletin bibliographique de la Société internationale de littérature courtoise - Pages: 43 to 44
- Journal: Encomia
- CLIL theme: 4027 -- SCIENCES HUMAINES ET SOCIALES, LETTRES -- Lettres et Sciences du langage -- Lettres -- Etudes littéraires générales et thématiques
- EAN: 9782812446672
- ISBN: 978-2-8124-4667-2
- ISSN: 2430-8226
- DOI: 10.15122/isbn.978-2-8124-4667-2.p.0043
- Publisher: Classiques Garnier
- Online publication: 09-02-2015
- Periodicity: Annual
- Language: English
About the bibliographies
The major divisions of the ICLS International Bibliography are arranged in alphabetical order according to the countries or regions whose ICLS bibliographical correspondents have reported. Some branches reported bibliographies for 2010 and 2011, a few branches only for 2010, and some branches did not report any bibliographies for 2010 or 2011. These lacunae are due to the move to an online version and a change in the submission process and editing of the entries. The Editor respectfully requests the reader’s patience during this transitional period.
The various branches of the Society are responsible for their own choice of language (English, French, or German in this double-volume) and their own entry selections, commentaries, and style. Presentation thus varies somewhat from branch to branch, especially during this transitional period to an online format. Some entries are numbered, while others are not. Readers can now search material using a keyword search in their browsers instead of turning back and forth to indices as was the case in printed volumes. Except when noted, all branch bibliographies are divided into the same categories: I. Collections (i.e., conference proceedings, Festschriften, other edited volumes); II. Texts (i.e., editions, translations); III. Studies (i.e., books, articles, essays); and IV. Reviews (of books or other studies).
As given in the list of Periodicals and Series, abbreviations of journal and series titles tend to follow the practice of the MLA International Bibliography. There may exist some variation in the way in which branches cite periodicals and series. The names of modern authors, editors, translators, and reviewers are capitalized throughout. Please note that bibliographies are grouped together by year.
The designation [C-] (or [F-]), used in Studies, refers to the entry under Collections in which can be found the complete publishing data for the entry. Other references to this volume or earlier volumes of the International Bibliography are indicated by a designation such as
[Encomia 26 (2004)-123], in which the date is that of the relevant issue of Encomia (rather than the date of the reported bibliography) and the number is that of the relevant entry.
Most entries in the first three categories are annotated. Annotation policy varies considerably, however, from branch to branch; thus, some branch entries may be presented without commentary. As a general rule, annotators are identified by the initials given in parentheses at the end of their statements. The full names of all bibliographers are listed on the Contributing Bibliographers page.