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TEMPRORY LECTURE
PALI AND BUDDHIST STUDIES
UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA
BA Frist Class in University of Ja’pura
MA Reading university of Kelaniya
Dissertation Format or Assignment Format
Assignment Formats and Plans must have the following elements and
the assignment must not exceed the order shown here.
Title Page,
Thanks
Abbreviations
Table of Contents,
Introduction,
Review,
Conclusion,
Suggestions,
Related Bibliography
Title Page
University Logo
Title
Student Registration Number
Subject
Subject Number
Name of the University
Department of Study
Thanks
All those who helped in the preparation of
the assignment should be remembered
here
The table of contents should be numbered in
Roman and Hindu Arabic numerals
What to number under roman numerals
Acknowledgments Table of Contents,
Abbreviations,
Introduction
What should be numbered under Hindu Arabic numerals
Contents should be divided into
main chapters
Subsections
Review Conclusions
Related bibliography
Abbreviations
It is preferable to denote sources used in research work by
abbreviations.
Those abbreviations should be represented in an orderly
manner according to an accepted literary method.
Ani = Anguttara Nikaya
Ua = Udaan Attakatha
Sapa = Samantapasadika
Suvi = Sumangala Vilasini
Introduction
Introduction to the topic and its limitation
Explain the relevance and importance of the topic
Introduction to the content of the respective chapters
Review of Conclusions and Suggestions
Discussions
Review of Conclusions and Suggestions Discussions, detailed
comments in each chapter should be reviewed at the end of
the book, where logical and ideological presentation is
important. conclusion.
If there is a final conclusion that can be reached at the end of
the assignment, it should be logically presented.
There should be no summaries of individual chapters.
Academic Features of Assignments
Setting Assignment
Assignment Context
Allocation of Chapters and Filing of Matters Related to them
Chapters should be divided according to
the assignment topic
. Generally, it is more appropriate to divide it into 05 chapters.
Each chapter should have a relationship. Every premise should
have a main title.
There may be several sub-topics within that main topic. Each
chapter should be related to the main topic of the thesis.
There should be a good relationship between each chapter.
That is, the thesis topic presents the facts in a way that flows
through each chapter.
If the end of each chapter is the special points or conclusions
presented in the chapter, it is more academic to indicate them
Footnotes / Marginal Notes.
Footnotes are source references applied to every page
of the assignment.
Marginal note is the method of adding source notes to
each chapter.
In footnotes and endnotes, the name of the gland
should be underlined. Or should be marked in bold
black letters.
Primary Recourses
Name of the book, Edition, Place, Printed Press, Year, Page –Pages
Rapsiddi, Kalukodayawe pansra Himi, Colombo, Gunasena
Printers, 1996,p.30
Secondary Recourses
Name of author, title of book, place of publication, press, year,
page or pages
SK Chatterji, Languages and literatures of Modern India, Calcutta,
1963, p. 12 4' ibid, pp. 19-24.
Academic articles in journals
Author's name, "title of article" in quotation marks, name of
journal, edition, place of publication, press, year, page or pages
Abayaratne Adhikari, “ Mughalan Viaran Sampradaya",
Sambhasha, Tenth Volume, ed. J.D. Ratanapala, Colombo,
Government Press, 1999, p.127
' Pind, O.H. 1989. “Studies in the Pali Grammarians I”, Journal
of Pali Text Society, Vol. XIII, Oxford
Dictionary
Name of the Dictionary , Edition, Place, Printed Press, Year, Page –
Pages
Pali English Dictionary, T.W. Rhys Davids, William Stede,
PTS, Delhi, (First Indian edition), 1993, p. 4
Related bibliography
Related bibliography In preparing the related bibliography, all
books should be divided in the following way.
And it should be prepared according to the order. Taking
Sinhala and English books separately is the best way.
Primary Source
Name of book, year, edition, place of print, press,
Itivuttaka Attakatha, 1927, ed. Siri Dhammananda Thero,
Colombo, Tripitaka Press
Secondary Recourses
English Bode, Mabel. 1909. The Pali Literatute of Burma, London, The Royal Asiatic
Society.
Chatterji, S.K. 1938. The Origin and Development of Bengali Language, Calcutta,
1963. Languages and literatures of Modern India,
Dicsanory
Pind, O.H. 1989. “Studies in the Pali Grammarians I”,
Journal of Pali Text Society ,Vol. XIII, Oxford
Academic Articles Name of Authors
Name of Authors, Year, "Name of Article in Citation Commas"
Name of Journal, Edition, Place of Publication Press
Points to be taken care of while
numbering the thesis
Title page should not be numbered.
All sections before the thesis context
i.e. the first chapter should be numbered with Roman numerals.
From the first chapter to the end of the assignment should be
numbered in Hindu Arabic numerals.
The first page of each chapter should be left unnumbered and
numbered from the next page.
Assignment Finish .
Assignment A4 Size Computer character combination.
Font size should be 12 point in context.
12 point in footnotes.
10 point size should be used in marginal notes.
The spacing between lines of letters should be 1.5.
Letters should be printed on single side of size 4
sheets.
1.5 stones on the left side 1.0 inches on the right side
1.0 inches on the top and bottom 1.0 inches Page
layout
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