附件 1- 中文版格式 中国高校创新创业教育研究中心 2019 年会论文格式模板 ( 二宋 ) 1 一一作者必读 ( 小四仿 ) 张三 1 ( 小四楷 ) ( 清华大学, 北京海淀 100084 ) ( 小四楷 ) 摘要 : 来稿均应有中文摘要, 篇幅为 100 300 字, 用第三人称对全文进行准确概括, 禁用 本文, 笔者, 作者 等主语, 不加诠释, 不用评价性文字, 不用报道语式, 不用序号, 不分段 摘要要求文字简洁而精炼 ; 内容客观, 应具有独立性和自含性 ; 重点突出而新颖 ( 小四仿 ) 关键词 : 论文 ; 修改 ; 格式 ( 选最能反映文章主要内容的术 3-5 个, 小四仿 ) 一 引言 ( 一级标题, 小四黑体, 居中 ) 在引言中, 应说明本研究的意义, 并特别强调国内外学者在该领域的研究进展, 比较本文与其他研究成果的不同之处, 重点阐述本文的目的 方法与分析结果等 二 排版格式和要求 ( 一级标题, 小四黑体, 居中 ) 作者可以参照本文进行修改 排版 ( 正文用小四宋 ) ( 一 ) 论文清稿 ( 二级标题, 小四仿 ) 论文修改稿层次体例为 : 中英文文题 作者姓名 单位及所属部门 单位地址 邮编 中文摘要 关键词 作者简介 基金项目 ( 首页下注 ) 正文( 用小四宋字体, 标题级别为一,( 一 ),1 字号分别为小四黑体, 居中 ; 五号仿体 ; 五号楷体 ) 参考文献 ( 二 ) 图表 ( 二级标题, 小四仿 ) 1. 插图 ( 三级标题, 小四楷 ) 插图中的文字一律用小五号宋体, 图的标注如 图 1 创新创业示意图, 用小五号黑体, 居中排 1 基金项目 : 国家社会科学基金重点资助项目 ( 035679 ) ( 小五宋 ) 作者简介 : 张三 ( 1967- ), 男, 浙江杭州人, 清华大学教育学院教授, 博士 博士生导师
图 1 创新创业示意图 ( 小五号黑体 ) 2. 表格 表格中的文字一律用小五号宋体, 表的标注如 表 1 近年来创新创业教育改 革 为表题 表 1 近年来创新创业教育改革 ( 小四号黑体 ) 创新创业教育改革内容 改革前 改革后 顶层设计师资队伍课程设计 资料来源 : 2016-2017 中国高校创新创业教育蓝皮书, 高等教育出版社 2018 年版 小五号宋体 ( 三 ) 参考文献 ( 二级标题, 小四仿 ) 参考文献限于作者亲自阅读 本文明确引用 公开发表或可查证 参考文献全部列于文后, 按正文中首次引用的先后次序编号, 在正文引用处右上角标明参考文献序号 中文文献应列出或翻译出对应各项 对于所有的文献, 作者 编者 翻译超过 3 人以上的列出前 3 者, 并加 等 3 人或以下的列出所有作者 参考文献著录项目如下 : 1. 报告 学位论文 ( 三级标题, 小四楷 ) [ 参考文献序号 ] 责任者, 文献题目. 论文 报告单位所在地 : 所在单位, 完成日期 2. 专著 ( 三级标题, 小四楷 ) [ 参考文献序号 ] 责任者, 文献题目. 出版地 : 出版单位, 出版年, 起止页码 ( 可选 ) 3. 期刊文章 ( 三级标题, 小四楷 )[ 参考文献序号 ] 责任者, 文献题目. 刊名, 年, 卷 ( 期 ): 起止页码. 4. 专著 论文集中析出文献 ( 三级标题, 小四楷 ) [ 参考文献序号 ] 析出文献责任者. 析出文献题名 / 原文献主要责任者 ( 可选 ) 原文献题名 出版地: 出版者, 出版年. 析出文献起止页码 会议论文集和专著必须包含出版地 出版单
位 年份, 如北京 : 人民出版社,1978 会议文章如果未出版, 必须列出会议名称 主办地 会议时间 5. 电子文献 ( 三级标题, 小四楷 ) [ 参考文献序号 ] 责任者. 电子文献题名 [ 电子文献类型标识 / 载体类型标识 ] 电子文献出处或可获得地址, 发表或更改日期 / 引用日期 外文文献著录规则同上, 外国人名, 姓前名后, 名用缩写, 不加缩写点 名用大写首字母, 如 George W.Bush 写成 BUSH G W 注 : 电子文献类型标识 BD 一数据库,CP 一计算机程序,EB 一电子公告 ; 载体类型标识材一磁带,D 长一磁盘,CD 一光盘,OL 一联机网络 三 结语 ( 一级标题, 小四黑体, 居中 ) 希望作者尽量满足排版格式要求 作者高质量的论文编排, 会提高审稿工作效率, 减少出错率, 保证被选中的论文按时 正确地出版 注释 ( 小四号黑体, 相同的注释要合并 ) 1 邓某 创新创业教育, 中国社会科学出版社,2004 年版, 第 4 页 ( 小四宋体 ) 2 王某某 创新创业教育观解读, 清华大学学报 2005 年第 1 期 ( 小四宋体 ) 参考文献 ( 小四号黑体 ) [1] 张三, 习近平思想及其现代性 [M], 北京 : 中国社会科学出版社,2017.( 小五宋体, 以下同 ) [2]WANG J. Article title[j]. SPE 849499, 1996. [3]DONDE P M. 政治学原理 [M], 张三, 译. 北京中国某出版社,1986. [4] 许某某, 史某某, 张某某等 ( 注第 4 位和其后的作者才用 等 代替 ). 清华大学学报 [J], 2003(1). [5] BUSH G W, SI Y, Z. \NG B, et a1. Abc is abc[j]. Rock Mechanics, 2000, 22(2) 117-122. [6] 许东俊, 史永胜, 张百发等, 书或论文集中的文章 // 张三, 李四, 王五, 等编, 第 6 次会议论文集 [A], 上海商务出版社,1996.259-264. [7] 丁某. 创新创业教育国际化 [N], 中国青年报,2006-10-10. [8] 刘江 假如陈景润被量化考核 [N/OL], 新华毎日电讯,2016-03-12(7)[2016-04- 04].http:search. cnki.net/eend/mainframe.asp?encode-gb&display-chinese. Perspectives and Characteristics of Marx's Theory of Collectivism
By ZHANG San, LISi, WAXG Wu ABSTRACT : Marx's theory of collectivism is based on the contradiction betweenthe extensive social nexus and alienation of individuals. Marx regarded collectivityand re-establishing collectivism as a crucial solution to this contradiction.marx's theory of collectivism emphasizes elimination of private ownership, afull-scaled development of individuality and ability as well as emancipation ofhuman beings. KEYWORDS: Marx;theory of collectivism ( 说明英文题目用五号宋体, 加粗作者用小五号宋体 ; 摘要和关键词用小五号宋体 ; 摘要和关键词的内容用五号宋体
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