University of Chicago Press, c1993.
Grossman, John , ed.
What can we say? This weighty tome is the essential reference for all who work with words--writers, editors, proofreaders, indexers, copywriters, designers, publishers, and students. Discover who Ibid is, how to deftly avoid the split infinitive, and how to format your manuscripts to impress any professor or editor (no, putting it in a blue plastic folder is just not enough).
CMOS 14 ed 目錄
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
Part 1· Bookmaking
1. The Parts of a Book 3 (44 p) (書籍組成)
Pages, Leaves, Versos, and Rectos 1.1
Outline of Divisions 1.2
Front Matter 1.4
Half-Title Page 1.4
Verso of Half-Title Page 1.5
Title Page 1.11
Copyright Page 1.16~35
Dedication 1.36
Epigraph 1.38
Table of Contents 1.40
List of Illustrations 1.43
List of Tables 1.46
Foreword 1.47
Preface and Acknowledgments 1.48
Introduction 1.51
Other Front Matter 1.53~58
Text 1.59 (本文)
Chapters 1.61
Parts 1.65
Other Divisions 1.69
Subheads 1.71
Epilogues, Afterwords, and Conclusions 1.81
Back Matter 1.82
Appendix 1.82
Notes 1.86
Glossary
Bibliography or Reference List 1.88
Index 1.90
Colophon 1.91
Running Heads 1.92
Front Matter 1.93
Text
Back Matter
Omission of Running Heads 1.98
Page Numbers 1.99 (頁碼)
Front Matter 1.100
Text and Back Matter 1.103
More Than One Volume 1.105
Errata 1.107
Exterior Structure 1.109
Cover 1.109
Jacket, or Dust Wrapper 1.112
Copy and Artwork for the Cover and Jacket 1.113
2. Manuscript Preparation, and Copyediting 47 (58 p) (手稿)
Introduction 2.1
The Author's Manuscript 2.3
The Editorial Function 2.53~119
Editor and Author 2.120
Preparation Manuscript from Printed Material 2.166
Handling Symposium Volumes 2.177
For Further Reference 2.186
3. Proofs 105 (20 p) (校對)
Introduction
Schedules
First Proofs
Proofreading
Correcting Proofs
Second Proofs
Page Proofs
Index Proofs
Illustrations
Other Proofs
Case and Jacket, or Paperback Cover
Press Sheets
Finished Book
For Further Reference
4. Rights and Permissions 125 (32 p)
Copyright Law and the Licensing of Rights
The Publishing Agreement
Publisher' Responsibilities
Author' Responsibilities
For Further Reference
Part 2 · Style
5. Punctuation 157 (36 p) (標點符號)
Introduction 5.1
Typographic Considerations 5.4
Periods 5.7
Exclamation Points 5.17
Question Marks 5.21
Commas 5.29~88
Semicolons 5.89
Colons 5.97
Dash 5.105
Hyphens 5.120
Solidus 5.122
Parentheses 5.123
Brackets 5.128
Quotation Marks 5.133
Multiple Punctuation Marks 5.134
For Further Reference 5.137
注：沒有Spaces?→ 3.22, 3.23
6. Spelling and Distinctive Treatment of Words 193 (40 p)
Introduction 6.1
Spelling 6.5
Preferences of Special Groups 6.5
Plurals 6.7
Possessives 6.19
Contractions 6.31
Compounds Words 6.32
Word Division 6.43
O and Oh 6.59
A and An 6.60
Ligatures, or Digraphs 6.61
Distinctive Treatment of Words 6.62~92
Emphasis 6.64
Foreign Words 6.66
Special Terminology 6.71
Quoted Phrases 6.75
Words Used as Words 6.76
Irony 6.78
Slang 6.79
Use of So-Called 6.80
Letters Used as Words or Referred to as Letters 6.81
Table 6.1. A Spelling Guide for Compound Words and Words with Prefixes and Suffixes, p.219~231
7. Names and Terms 233 (60 p)
Introduction 7.1
Personal Names 7.6
Nationalities, Tribes, and Other Groups of People 7.33
Place-Names 7.36
Words Derived from Proper Names 7.49
Names of Organizations 7.50
Historical and Cultural Terms 7.63
Calendar and Time Designations 7.74
Religious Names and Terms 7.77
Military Terms 7.96
Ships, Trains, Aircraft, and Spacecraft 7.99
Scientific Terminology 7.101
Trademarks 7.125
Titles of Works 7.126
For Further Reference 7.161
8. Numbers 293 (24 p)
Introduction 8.1
General Principles 8.2
Numerals or Words 8.3
Ordinals 8.4
Round Numbers 8.5
Consistency 8.8
First Word in Sentence 8.9
Special Cases 8.11
Physical Quantities 8.11
Percentages and Decimal Fractions 8.17
Money 8.23
Parts of a Book 8.32
Dates 8.33
Time of Day
Name 8.51
Governmental Designations 8.56
Organizations 8.59
Addresses and Thoroughfares 8.61
Forms and Uses of Numbers 8.64
Plurals of Numbers 8.64
Use of the Comma 8.65
Inclusive Numbers 8.68
Roman Numerals 8.74
Enumeration 8.75
Run-in Style 8.75
Outline Style 8.76
For Further Reference 8.80
9. Foreign Languages in Type 317 (38 p) (外國語)
Introduction 9.1
Languages Using the Latin Alphabet 9.3~85
General Principles 9.4
Transliterated and Romanized Languages 9.86
Editing and Composing Classical Greek 9.127
Old English and Middle English 9.144
For Further Reference 9.146
10. Quotations 355 (30 p) (引文)
Introduction 10.1
Accuracy 10.5
Permissible Changes 10.7
Relation to Text 10.9
Quotation Marks 10.26
Speech, Dialogue, and Conversation 10.36
Ellipses 10.48
Missing or Illegible Words 10.64
Interpolations and Alterations 10.65
Citing Sources in Text 10.69
Foreign Languages Quotations 10.84
11. Illustrations, Captions, and Legends 385 (25 p)( 圖, 加上標題,加上說明標題,說明)
Illustrations 11.1
Captions, and Legends 11.24
List of Illustrations 11.44
Checking Illustrations in Proofs 11.47
For Further Reference 11.49
12. Tables 405 (28 p) (表格)
Introduction 12.1
Planning and Constructing Statistical Tables 12.4
Arrangement of the Elements 12.13
Estimating Size and Correcting Odd Shapes 12.53
Special Types of Tables 12.57
Editing Tables 12.62
13. Mathematics in Type 433 (26 p)
Introduction 13.1
Composition 13.3
The Problem of Sign and Symbols 13.10
Manuscripts Preparation 13.16
Making Mathematical Copy 13.39
For Further Reference 13.52
14. Abbreviations 459 (28 p)( 簡稱/縮寫)
Introduction 14.1
Names and Titles 14.4
Geographical Terms 14.17
Designations of Time 14.26
Scholarly 14.32
Bible 14.34
Measure 14.36
Science and Technology 14.50
Commercial Copy 14.55
Constitutions and Bylaws 14.56
For Further Reference 14.57
15. Documentation 1: Notes and Bibliographies 487 (150 p)
Introduction 15.1
Notes
Bibliographies
Books 15.77
Periodicals 15.204
Subsequent or Shortened References in Notes 15.248
Interviews and Personal Communications 15.262
Unpublished Material 15.270
Special Types of References 15.293
Legal References 15.312
Public Documents 15.322
Musical Scores 15.412
Nonbook Materials 15.414
Material Obtained through Loose-Leaf, Computer, or Information Services 15.421
Computer Programs and Electronic Documents 15.423
Citations Taken from Secondary Sources 15.425
16. Documentation 2: Author-Date Citations and Reference Lists 637 (64 p)
Introduction 16.1
Author-Date Text Citations 16.3
Reference Lists 16.18
Books 16.32
Periodicals 16.97
Citations Taken from Secondary Sources 16.124
Interviews and Personal Communications 16.126
Unpublished Material 16.131
Special Types of References 16.139
Public Documents 16.148
Musical Scores 16.199
Nonbook Materials 16.201
Material Obtained through Loose-Leaf, Computer, or Information Services 16.207
Computer Programs and Electronic Documents 16.208
17. Indexes 701 (62 p) (索引)
Introduction
17.I
Definitions 17.2
Kinds of Indexes
17.2
The Entry 17.3
Subentries 17.4
Headings and
Subheadings 17.5
Page References
17.9
Run in and
Indented Typographical Styles 17.10
Cross-References
17.11
The Indexer
17.20
The Author as
Indexer 17.21
The Professional
Indexer 17.22
The Mechanics of
Indexing 17.25
The Human Factor
17.25
Computer
Assistance 17.26
What Parts of
the Book to Index 17.27 (那些部份入索引)
Preliminary
Pages, Text, and Back Matter 17.27
Notes 17.28
Author-Date
Citations 17.29
Tables, Charts,
and Similar Material 17.30
Workspace and
Equipment for Indexing without a Computer 17.31~32 (沒有電腦時，索引所需工作空間及器材)
The Process in
Brief 17.33
First Step:
Marking the Page Proofs 17.37
Second Step:
Typing the Entries 17.42
Third Step:
Alphabetizing the Entries 17.45
Fourth Step:
Editing the Entries 17.48
When to Furnish
Subentries 17.51
Arrangement of
Subentries 17.54
The Problem of
Sub-subentries 17.55
Punctuation
17.57
Cross-Referencing
17.60
Fifth Step:
Typing, Proofreading, and the Final Review 17.62
Gauging the
Length of an Index as You Go 17.65 (索引長度)
What to Do about
Typos You Find 17.68 (發現錯別字如何處理)
General
Principles of Indexing 17.69
Choosing Terms
for Entries 17.71
Incidental Items
17.73
Making Choices
between Variants 17.75
Familiar Forms
of Personal Names 17.76
Pseudonyms 17.77
Persons with the
Same Name 17.78
Married Women's
Names 17.79
Monarchs and
Popes 17.81
Titles of
Nobility 17.82
Clerical Titles
17.85
Academic Titles
and Degrees 17.86
Sr, Ill, Jr.
17.87
Saints 17.88
Obscure Persons
17.89
Full Form of
Name 17.90
Confusing Names
17.91
Acronyms and
Abbreviations of Organization Names 17.92
Newspapers 17.93
Periodicals
17.94
Titles of
Artistic Works 17.95
Principles of
Alphabetizing 17.97
The Two Systems
17.97
General Rules
17.99
Personal Names
17.106
Names with Particles
17.106
Names with Saint
17.107
Compound Names
17.108
Names with Mac,
Mc, and M’ 17.109
Spanish Names
17.110
Hungarian Names
17.113
Arabic Names
17.114
Chinese Names
17.116
Japanese Names
17.119
Vietnamese Names
17.120
Indian Names
17.122
Burmese Names
17.123
Javanese and
Other Indonesian Names 17.124
Thai Names
17.125
Other Asian
Names 17.126
Personal Names
Used as Names of Businesses or Other Organizations
17.127
Place-Names
17.128
Names Beginning
with Mount, Lake, Cape, and the Like 17.123
Names Beginning
with Non-English Articles 17.129
Names with Saint 17.130
Alphabetizing by
Computer 17.131
Editing an Index
Compiled by Someone Else 17.132
Copyediting Tasks
17.134
Markup 17.135
Typographical Considerations
17.136
Type Size and
Column Width 17.136
Justification
17.137
Indention 17.138
Bad Breaks,
Remedies, and Continued Lines 17.139
Special Typography 17.140
Examples 17.141
A Typical
Scholarly Index in Run-in Style 17.141
An Index with
Boldface and Italic References 17.142
Indented-Style
Indexes 17.143
Typical Indented
Style 17.143
Indented Style
Highlighting Definitions 17.144
Use of the Dash
with Run-in Subentries 17.145
Combined Indented
and Run-in Style 17.146
Specialized Indexes 17.148
Authors, Titles,
and First Lines of Poems 17.149
Author-Title Index 17.150
Index of First
Lines 17.151
For Further
Reference 17.153
Part 3 · Production and Printing
18. Design and Typography 763 (26 p)
Introduction 18.1
Preliminary Planning 18.3
Characteristics of the Manuscript 18.3
Castoff 18.6
Prose Texts 18.10
Typeface 18.10
Type Page and Trim Size 18.16
Spacing 18.20
Justification 18.26
Subhead 18.28
Extracts 18.30
Notes 18.33
Indexes 18.41
Display Type 18.44
Preliminaries, or Front Matter 18.45
Chapter Openings 18.50
Running Heads 18.57
Folios 18.58
Text Other Than Prose 18.59
Verse 18.59
Plays 18.62
Layout, Specification Sheet, and Sample Pages 18.67
Layout 18.67
Specification Sheet 18.69
Sample Pages 18.71
Sample Layouts and Marked Manuscript 18.72
For Further Reference 18.73
19. Composition , Printing, Binding, and Papermaking 789 (32 p)
Introduction 19.1
The Preponderance of Offset Lithography 19.3
Composition and Markup 19.9
Printing 19.47
Desktop Publishing 19.61
Binding 19.64
Papermaking 19.81
For Further Reference 19.102
Glossary of Technical Terms 831
Bibliography 861
Index 871~921
