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Mandatory, for XML indexing purposes.
Insert the full names and surnames of the authors, without abbreviations.
Do not use the resource _____________. (Always repeat the names and surnames of the authors in the case of distinct works by the same authors.)
Always include the DOI code in the references of articles that have one.
The final bibliography must follow the ABNT-NBR 6023 standards, as exemplified below (Note: the author’s name should never be abbreviated):
For books, dissertations, theses, articles, and similar works:
LAST NAME, First Name. Title of the work or book in italics: subtitle. Translation. Edition. City: Publisher, year, [year of the 1st edition], p.
LAST NAME, First Name. Title of the chapter or part of the book. In: LAST NAME, First Name (ed.; org.; coord.; etc.); or Idem. Title in italics: subtitle. Translation. Edition. City: Publisher, year, [year of the 1st edition], p.
LAST NAME, First Name. Title of the article. Title of the journal in italics. City: Publisher, vol., issue, year, p. Available at: <http://www....> Accessed on: Mont. Day, year. DOI: http://…
LAST NAME, First Name. Title of the article or news item. Newspaper in italics, City, Month. Day, Year, section, p.
LAST NAME, First Name. Title of the work presented. In: NAME OF EVENT, number, year, location. Abstracts, Proceedings, or Minutes in italics. City: publisher, year, p.
LAST NAME, First Name. Title of the thesis/dissertation in italics. Doctoral dissertation/Master’s thesis, area, department/institute, university, year.
NAME OF EVENT, number, year, location. Note: the author’s name should never be abbreviated.
For handwritten sources and printed documents:
Author. Type of Document. Date. Descriptive information followed by a comma. Location information followed by a comma.
For iconographic materials:
Author. Title in italics. Date. Medium (painting, engraving, photograph, etc.), additional information followed by a comma.
For cartographic materials:
Author. Title in italics. Location: publisher, year. Specific designation (1 atlas, map, aerial photograph). Scale. Additional information followed by a comma.
For audio materials:
Composer or performer. Title in italics. Location: record label (or equivalent), date. Medium, additional information followed by a comma.
For sheet music:
Author. Title in italics. Location: publisher, date. Specific designation (1, 2, 3 sheet music). Intended instrument. Additional information followed by a comma.
For three-dimensional documents:
Author. Title in italics. Date. Specification of the object (sculpture, fossils, objects, etc.): characteristics of the object (material, dimensions, description, etc.). Location where it is found (Museum, Archive, Private Collection, etc.).
For patents:
Entity and/or responsible author. Title in italics. Patent number, date (of the registration period).
For materials available on the Internet:
Use the same standards above for each type of material, adding the following expressions and data at the end of the reference: Available at: http:// and Accessed on: Month. day, year.
In the case of articles that have a DOI, provide it according to the example below:
FREITAS, Gustavo de. A Companhia Geral do Comércio do Brasil (1649-1720). In: Revista de História, São Paulo, v. 2, n. 6, p. 307-328, junho 1951. ISSN 2316-9141. Available at: <http://www.revistas.usp.br/revhistoria/article/view/35002>. Accessed on: April 27, 2017. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-9141.v2i6p307-328.
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