Submissões

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Condições para submissão

Como parte do processo de submissão, os autores são obrigados a verificar a conformidade da submissão em relação a todos os itens listados a seguir. As submissões que não estiverem de acordo com as normas serão devolvidas aos autores.

  • AORISTO – International Journal of Phenomenology, Hermeneutics and Metaphysics is permanently open to submissions. The journal does not charge an article processing charges (APC) or article submission fee.

  • The journal accepts submissions on a rolling basis. AORISTO – International Journal of Phenomenology, Hermeneutics and Metaphysics has no article processing charges or article submission charges.

  • Articles must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration for publication anywhere else and can be written in Portuguese, English, German, Spanish, French or Italian.

  • The journal edits articles, essays, translations and book reviews.

  • The submissions must be sent electronically in Microsoft Word or RTF format, following the steps of a system that aims to give assistance in each phase of the editorial process.

  • The publication is subjected to the previous approval of the journal's Editorial Board, as well as to peer review made by, at least, two ad hoc reviewers using the double blind review process. The identification of authorship of the work must be removed from the file, ensuring Aoristo’s confidentiality criteria.

Diretrizes para Autores

Guidelines for submissions

  • Extension: Submissions to the sections ‘Articles’, ‘Translation’ or ‘Book Reviews’ must have maximum 8.000 words, including references. Spacing must be 1,5.
  • Format: Texts published in the sections of the Journal should be sent in  A4 format, Book Antiqua 12 font, with a 3 cm top margin, a 2.0 cm lower margin, a 3 cm left margin and a 3 cm right margin.
  • The titles: (On the original language and English) Must have a maximum of 240 characters including spaces.

Stylesheet

The original text must contain in the following order:

  • Title: in the same language of the article, and in English. The titles (on the original language and English) must have a maximum of 240 characters including spaces.;
  • Abstract: in the language of the article and in English with no more than 200 words, followed by at least three key-words;
  • Full text: typed in Book Antiqua font 12, and with spacing simple.
  • Images: In case the article contains photographic images and/or graphic drawings, those must be submitted in original format (.jpeg, .png, .tiff, .xls, .xlsx) and in separated files (not inserted in the text). Images (.jpeg, .png, .tiff) must have a with minimal resolution of 300 dpi. Authors must indicate by the insertion of captions (on the original language and in English too) where approximately the pictures should be inserted.
  • Citing authors: in-text citation must follow the examples below:
  1. One author: (SNELL, 1992);
  2. Two authors: (REALE; ANTISERI, 2008);
  3. Three or more authors: (KIRK et al., 1982);
  4. Works by the same author(s) and same date should be differentiated by letters (a,b,c) after the date. E.g. (HEIDEGGER, 2011a) (HEIDEGGER, 2011b);
  • Do not use op. cit; ibid; ibidem; id; idem.
  • Use the term apud.

Quotations

(a) Short quotations (containing less than three lines) must be incorporated into the text in quotation marks.
(b) Long quotations (longer than three lines) must be presented in an isolated paragraph, with single spacing,  font size 11 and the left margin larger than the surrounding text (4cm).

Footnotes

  • Footnotes must be used only when strictly necessary for information that is complementary to the text. Footnotes containing only references are not allowed. These must be listed in the end of article, in the 'References' item.
  • Book Reviews should contain no footnotes.

References

The references must be listed at the end of the text, in alphabetical order, font 11, and with single spacing. References must follow the rules below:

Journal articles:

SURNAME, Abbreviation for initial(s) name. Article title. In: Journal Title. volume(issue), Year of publication, initial page-final page.

E.g.: ALVES, P. A doutrina husserliana dos actos intuitivos sensíveis e o tema da consciência do tempo (1898-1911). In: Phainomenon – Revista de Fenomenologia. N. 1, 2000, p. 5-46. 

Articles from publications related to events:

SURNAME, Abbreviation for initial(s) name. Title of work. In: name of conference (meeting, symposium, etc.), number of the event, city, year. Proceedings ... City, Symbol. Volume, Year of publication, initial page-final page.

E.g.: WU, R. A fenomenologia da coexistência entre a retórica e a hermenêutica. In: Encontro Nacional da Anpof: Textos – Filosofia Contemporânea, Fenomenologia, 2013, São Paulo, V.6. São Paulo: ANPOF, 2013.

Books:

SURNAME, Abbreviation for initial(s) name. Book title. Translator. Edition. City: publisher, Year of publication.

E.g.:  ZAHAVI, D. A fenomenologia de Husserl. Trad. Marco Antonio Casanova. 5ed. Rio de Janeiro: Via Verita, 2015.

Book chapters:

SURNAME, Abbreviation for initial(s) name. Chapter title. In: Book title. (Organizers). City: publisher, Year of publication, initial page-final page.

E.g.:  OLAFSON, F. A. The unity of Heidegger’s thought. In:  The Cambridge Companion to Heidegger.  (Org.) Charles Guignon. Salamanca: Sígueme, 1991, p. 293-308.

 

Thesis and dissertations:

SURNAME, In Abbreviation for initial(s) name. Title of the thesis. City. Type of thesis (MA, PhD). University, Year of publication.

E.g.:  WEYH, K. M. O fundamento ontológico-existencial do cuidado como essência do ser-aí. Toledo, PR. (Dissertação de Mestrado). Universidade do Estado do Oeste do Paraná – UNIOESTE, 2019.

Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.

  1. The work is original and unpublished and it is not under consideration for publication anywhere else.
  2. The manuscript file is in Microsoft Word or RTF format.
  3. The original text must contain in the following order:
  • Title: in the same language of the article, and in English. The titles (on the original language and English) must have a maximum of 240 characters including spaces.;
  • Abstract: in the language of the article and in English with no more than 200 words, followed by at least three key-words;
  • Full text: typed in Book Antiqua format, font 12, single spacing between lines.
  • Images: In case the article contains photographic images and/or graphic drawings, those must be submitted in original format (.jpeg, .png, .tiff, .xls, .xlsx) and in separated files (not inserted in the text). Images (.jpeg, .png, .tiff) must have a with minimal resolution of 300 dpi. Authors must indicate by the insertion of captions (on the original language and in English too) where approximately the pictures should be inserted.
  • Citing authors: in-text citation must follow the 'author, year' format [E.g. (SNELL, 1992); (REALE; ANTISERI, 2008); (KIRK et al., 1982)].
  1. The identification of authorship of the work has been removed from the file, ensuring the journal's confidentiality criteria, if the manuscript is subjected to peer review (e.g. articles), according to instructions in Ensuring a Blind Peer Review.
    1.  
  • Short quotations (containing less than three lines) must be incorporated into the text in quotation marks.
  • Long quotations (longer than three lines) must be presented in an isolated paragraph, with simple spacing, font size 11 and the left margin larger than the surrounding text (4cm).
  1.  
  • Footnotes must be used only when strictly necessary for information that is complementary to the text. Footnotes containing only references are not allowed. These must be listed in the end of article, in the 'References' item.
  • Book Reviews should contain no footnotes.
  1. The manuscript is in accordance to the style and bibliographic requirements described in the Author's Guideline section.
  2. The list of references must include only works that are cited in the text. Reference list entries must be in alphabetical order at the end of the text.

    References must be typed in Book Antiqua (pt 11) and single spacing between lines.

Declaração de Direito Autoral

 

Copyright Notice

1. I grant the AORISTO – International Journal of Phenomenology, Hermeneutics and Metaphysics the first publication of my article, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (which allows sharing of work, recognition of authorship and initial publication in this journal).

2. I confirm that my article is not being submitted to another publication and has not been published in its entirely on another journal. I take full responsibility for its originality and I will also claim responsibility for charges from claims by third parties concerning the authorship of the article.

3. I also agree that the manuscript will be submitted according to the Aoristo’s publication rules described above.


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  • Publication decision: The journal’s editor is responsible for deciding which of the articles submitted to the journal should be published. The editor is guided by the policies of the journal's editorial board and constrained by such legal requirements as shall then be in force regarding libel, copyright infringement and plagiarism. The editor may consult with editorial board or reviewers in decision making.
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  • Contribution to Editorial Decision: Peer review assists the editor in making editorial decisions and through the editorial communications with the author may also assist the author in improving the paper.
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  • Reporting standards: Authors of reports of original research should present an accurate account of the work performed as well as an objective discussion of its significance. Underlying data should be represented accurately in the paper. A paper should contain sufficient detail and references to permit others to replicate the work. Fraudulent or knowingly inaccurate statements constitute unethical behavior and are unacceptable..
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