JOURNAL OF KARNATAKA STUDIES

FORTHCOMING ISSUES (Themes):

1)      Panchayathraj: The Karnataka Experience

2)      Kannada literature and Society

Contributions are invited. Research articles should conform to the style sheet given below:

 Style Sheet

            1.      Manuscripts are invariably, submitted in duplicate; they are typed in double space, on

one side of the paper only. There shall be ample margins on all four sides. The affiliation and complete addresses of the contributors are furnished at the end of the article. We appreciate if the author could send papers through computer floppies (preferably in Windows). All correspondence is addressed to the Editor, Journal of Karnataka Studies, Kannada University - Hampi, Vidyaranya, Bellary District, Karnataka, India-583 276. Tel: 08394-441337 (Extn/322) / 08394-426229 Fax 08394-441334, E-mail:vijaythambanda@rediffmail.com

                             Each article is appended with detailed notes, typed in double space, numbered serially and should not exceed 10,000 words. The review article and article on Policy should not exceed 4,000 words.

 3.      References should be typed in double space at the end of article; Citations should appear alphabetically (Ansari 1996, 121; Oomen 1994, 24; Satyam 1997, 234) Multiple citations for the same author are distinguished (Narayan:1991a, 34; 1991b, 23).

 Style of reference is as follows:

 a)      Books:  Sarkar, Sumit (1997). Writing Social History. New Delhi, Oxford University Press

 b)      Edited Volumes: Kohli Atul (2001). ed., The Success of Indias Democracy. New Delhi,                                        Cambridge University Press

 c)      Articles in edited Volumes

Zydenbos, Robert J (1994) Jaina Godesses in Kannada literature, in Entwistle Alan W and Malliso Francoise (eds), Studies in South Asian Devotional Literature. New Delhi, Manohar.

 d)      Articles in Journals Bhargava Rajeev (October 1990), The Right to Culture, Social Scientist. 18            (10): 50-57

e)      Unpublished Works  Vivekanandha S.N. (2000). Colonialism and Nationalism in Karnataka. Unpublished

Ph. D  thesis, Kannada University.

f)        Primary Source citations include town, location and private collection.

4.      Double Quotes are used. Single quote is used for quotes within quotations

5.      Only British and not American, Spellings are used (for example Programme)

6.      Figures and tables are on separate sheets of paper and numbered.

7.      Titles are, as far as possible, short and crisp. Copyright Permission for figures and photographs from other published works

8.      Diacritical marks must be consistent.

9.      All articles are subject to review by the designated referees.

The list of the contributors and their title of the articles of the first issue are given below:

K.Ragavendra Rao- Australia, Modernity and Karnataka- Random reflections of an Incorrigible old Bandicoot; V.B.Tharakeshwar- Translating Nationalism: Politics of Languages and Community; M. Madhava Prasad- Cinema as a site of Nationalist Identity Politics in Karnataka; Rajarama Heggade- Dynamics of Sectarian Formations: Saivism in Medieval  Karnataka: Shailaja Venugopal- A Village within a Village- The Unheard Voices; Sudha Seetharaman- Selling Education to Save it; D.R.Nagaraj- The Nature of Kannada Nationalism (Translation. M.Madhavaprasad); Ramesh Bayari- K.Raghvendra Rao, Imagining Unimaginable communities (Review article)

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