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I - General conditions
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The RIEB, published every four months, has a multidisciplinary character and publishes original and unpublished articles, reviews and documents related to Brazilian studies (in Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian and English).
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The RIEB accepts articles of doctorate holders, as well as doctoral students enrolled in regular graduate programs in Brazil and abroad.
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The texts to be presented for consideration and eventual publication by RIEB, exclusively in Articles section, must be submitted in digital format through the portal SciELO of submissions: http://submission.scielo.br/index.php/rieb/user/register.
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The articles will be submitted to the evaluation of two referees, being considered the authenticity and originality of the work.
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In case of divergence, a third referee will be heard.
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The referees have 30 days to issue their opinions.
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The average period for publication is 12 months, including the evaluation processes, text editing and finishing.
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The RIEB reserves the right to adapt the material sent to their editorial design and pattern graphic.
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The authors undertake to authorize the journal to publish the texts under the terms of the Creative Commons BY-NC license.
II – Responsibilities
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The authors undertake to inform future interested parties in acquiring any copyright on their texts about the content of the Authorization Term signed for the publication of works in RIEB.
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The authors undertake to authorize the journal to publish the texts under the terms of the Creative Commons BY-NC license.
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Translations must be authorized by the author(s) of the original text.
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It is strictly restricted to the authors of the articles the responsibility for the reproduction of the images and the terms of authorization if there is a copyright holder. These images must contain titles, credits and captions.
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The RIEB not responsible for the drafting or the concepts expressed by collaborators / authors of the articles.
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The authors ensure that the article is unpublished and is not being evaluated by any other publication. Articles whose content comes directly from masters and doctorate chapters available in digital thesis and dissertation banks.
III - Form and preparation of originals – standardization of work submitted
1. Formatting
Program: word, .doc format; page size: A4; margins: 2.5 cm; source: Times New Roman; body: 12; leading: 1.5.
2. Number of characters
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Articles - between 30,000 and 52,000 characters (including spaces).
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Creation* - maximum of 35,000 characters (including spaces).
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Documentation* - maximum of 30,000 characters (including spaces).
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Reviews* - between 5,000 and 20,000 characters (including spaces).
* sections intended exclusively for texts defined by the editors, not open to the submission of manuscripts.
3. Title of the text
The title of the text is the first attraction for the reader's attention. Its function is to provide an overview of what will be found in the article, and must be succinct (containing around 90 characters, without punctuation), clear, objective, concise, informing the content of the analysis that the author makes in manuscript. The use of few words and the absence of signs (asterisk, colon, dash, any other type of punctuation) make the title cleaner visually, activating more reader's interest.
4. Quotes
The citation form must follow the ABNT NBR 10520/2002 standard (Information and documentation - Citations in documents - Presentation).
4.1. For the indication of the source, the system (AUTHOR, date, p.) Must be used immediately after quote.
4.2. Every quote must be followed by this indication, allowing its identification in the references. If there are two or more works by the same author in the same year, it is necessary to add letters (a, b, c...) next to the year so that the publication can be identified.
4.3. The source of all citations is mandatory, even if they are from texts previously published by the author himself, as there are currently many tools for verification of plagiarism and self-plagiarism.
4.4. We do not use the terms idem/ibidem, op. cit. When dealing with multiple quotes from a the same work, the source must be repeated in full in the form (AUTHOR, date, p.).
4.5. If the name of the author of the cited text is already included in the sentence and the quote is direct, ipsis litteris the original text, it is necessary to add date and page number between parentheses. Ex.: According to Candido (1988, p. 53), “the comparative literature was instituted...” See: item 6.3 Author-data system (ABNT NBR 10520/2002).
4.6. When it comes to citing old text, you can usually update the spelling, adapting to the norms established in the New Orthographic Agreement. It’s just adjust terms to new grammatical and/or orthographic standards. If there is a scientific/academic justification for maintaining the original form or the update may compromise the understanding of the text or the context in which it was produced, one must insert a note clarifying this issue: “In the citations the spelling of the texts was maintained originals.”
4.7. In direct citations of texts that contain any types of inaccuracies (error of typing, incorrect spelling, inadequate concordance, inappropriate term, etc.), the Latin term [sic] should be inserted: “The show premeered [sic] in the second week of August". It is possible, however, to make the necessary adjustments in cases where these small “mistakes” are not intentional. That is, spelling errors, concordance, punctuation can be corrected in the transcript, preventing the inaccuracy from perpetuating in another publication or that seems careless when editing the text.
4.8. Direct quotes with up to three lines must be inserted in the normal body of the text, in quotation marks doubles. Single quotes should be used to indicate quotation within quotation. Include (AUTHOR, year, p.) right after each quote. Only use apud (according to) when it is not possible to have access to the publication (sold out works, for example) from which the extract was actually extracted.
4.9. From four lines, quotes, without quotation marks, must be separated by the space of one line (before and after), body 11, 2 cm from the left margin, leading 1.5, text justified, with an indication of (AUTHOR, year, p.) right after. Transcripts that are too long or showing a sign of reservation/prohibition without authorization should be avoided, in order not to circumvent any type of copyright.
4.10. Deletions, interpolations, comments must be indicated with the use of square brackets: [...], [still according to him], etc. It should be noted, however, that this type of interference in other people's text cannot alter or question the original meaning.
4.11. When it comes to text translation in another language or there is typographic emphasis that does not appear in the original excerpt, in addition to the data from the work from which the quote was extracted, it must be indicated: (SMITH, 1989, p. 13 - our/my translation); (SOUZA, 2017, p. 8 - our/my emphasis).
4.12. If there are more authors with the same surname and same year of work, indicate their first name: (SOUZA, Américo, year).
5. Summary, images, footnotes, information about the author
5.1. If the work has financial support from an institution or has been based on any other article, this information must be mentioned at the beginning of the text, below the name(s) of the author(s), and containing a maximum of 250 characters, including spaces.
5.2. Abstract containing three keywords (both in Portuguese and English) must contain, together, maximum, 1,300 characters (including spaces).
5.3. Figures include illustrations, graphs, charts, photographs, images and tables. They must be sequentially numbered and contain the respective captions beginning with the term in bold Figure 1 -, with titles and credits. Reference to these figures must be indicated in the text with the designation (Figure 1), guiding the reading and facilitating the reader proof of the data that appears in the images. In subtitles, you should avoid repetition of information contained in the text. Responsibility for the disclosure of images, including those involving copyright, are exclusive to the authors.
5.4. After having your article verified by reviewers, receive the summary with your guidelines and having confirmed the publication of his article, the author must include a short text (around 200 characters, including spaces), before the references, with information about the main activity he carries out, including his institutional affiliation, his e-mail and his orcid identifier (registration is done at: https://orcid.org/signin). Example:
About the author
MARIA DA SILVA is a professor at the Graduate Studies in Linguistics at the Institute of Language Studies at the State University of Campinas (IEL / Unicamp).
email
orcid
6. References
6.1. The accuracy of the data in the references is the sole responsibility of the author.
6.2. References must follow the ABNT NBR 6023/2002 standard (Information and documentation - References - Elaboration, second edition, 2018), being inserted soon after citation in the system (AUTHOR, date, p.).
6.3. The notes are explanatory (they are not bibliographic), and must be inserted in the footer with arabic numbers (body 10, single space) and contain a maximum of six lines. Notes on too much or too large can break the rhythm of analysis and distract attention from information that should be exposed in the text itself, compromising the understanding of the author's arguments. The number of notes in the body of the text is high.
6.4. The list of references (body 11) must be included at the end of the text, in alphabetical order by the author’s last name. It must contain all indications of sources that have been used in the article, with indentation of the second line in the third letter of the first line. This list should not include works that have not been cited or texts that are being evaluated in journals; it should only include what is actually published or awaiting publication (in press).
6.5. When available online, it is mandatory to inform DOI (Digital Object Identifier) and/or URL of each bibliographic reference.
Examples:
Books / book chapters - insert the data as shown in the catalog
HOLANDA, Sérgio Buarque de. O semeador e o ladrilhador. In: HOLANDA, Sérgio Buarque de. Raízes do Brasil. São Paulo: Companhia das Letras, 1997, cap. 4, p. 93-138.
HOLANDA, Sérgio Buarque de. Visão do paraíso: os motivos edênicos do descobrimento e colonização do Brasil. São Paulo: Brasiliense/Publifolha, 2000.
Newspaper articles without authorship - do not insert In: before journal names
CORDELISTAS denunciam ameaça contra sua morte. Diário de Pernambuco, 17 de março de 1098, p. 11.
Annals
MARTINS, Maria Luana et al. Grécia Antiga: a posição da mulher sob a ótica masculina. In: SEMINÁRIO CIENTÍFICO DO UNIFACIG – Sociedade, Ciência e Tecnologia, 5., 2019. Anais [...]. Disponível em: http://pensaracademico.facig.edu.br/index.php/semiariocientifico/issue/view/52/showToc. Acessado em: 10. set. 2020.
Oral presentations
GARCIA, Walter. Cordialidade, melancolia, modernidade: o trabalho de João Gilberto.Conferência de encerramento. Comunicação oral. In: SEMINÁRIO DE PÓS-GRADUAÇÃO: LITERATURA, SOCIEDADE E HISTÓRIA DA LITERATURA, 2. Instituto de Letras, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, 2017.
Curriculum lattes
ANJOS JÚNIOR, Moacir dos. Currículo do sistema currículo Lattes. [Brasília], 15 dez. 2019. Disponível em: http://buscatextual.cnpq.br/buscatextual/visualizacv.do?id=K4787189P7. Acesso em: 20 jan. 2018.
Date of first publication
It is unnecessary to indicate the date of the first publication of all texts, unless this information is relevant for understanding the context of the work:
ALMEIDA, Júlia Lopes de. (1906). Livro das donas e donzelas. Rio de Janeiro: Editora Livraria Francisco Alves, 1922a.
ALMEIDA, Júlia Lopes de. (1910). Eles e elas. Rio de Janeiro: Livraria Francisco Alves, 1922b.
Records / songs
GERALDINHO. O causo da bicicleta. In: GERALDINHO. Trova, prosa e viola. V. 1. Participação de André e Andrade, Hamilton Carneiro. Direção de Hamilton Carneiro.
In case of a collection, the entry is made by the title:
TRACY CHAPMAN. São Paulo: Elektra, 1988. L. A, 1 disco (15 min.): 33 1/3rpm, microssulco, estéreo. 670.4170-A.
DOI
CHASLES, Virginie. Saúde urbana e higienismo, o exemplo da França. Revista do Instituto de Estudos Brasileiros, n. 64, ago. 2016, p. 65-74. http://dx.doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-901X.v0i64p65-74.
Interviews
MANO BROWN. Papo reto: hoje, Mano Brown é paz e amor. [Entrevista concedida a] Marcos Lauro. Vip, 21 ago. 2017. Disponível em: https://vip.abril.com.br/cultura/papo-reto-hoje-mano-brown-e-paz-e-amor. Acesso em: 6 fev. 2018.
ANDRADE, Mário de. Conversa com Mário de Andrade. [Entrevista concedida a] Martins Castello. Diário Carioca, n. 1.848, 2a secção, 5 de agosto de 1934.
Films
O NOME da rosa. Produção de Jean-Jaques Annaud. São Paulo: Tw Vídeo distribuidora, 1986. 1 Videocassete (130 min.): VHS, Ntsc, son., color. Legendado. Port.
Homepages
IMS – Instituto Moreira Salles. Acervo musical. Disponível em: http://acervo.ims.com.br. Acesso em: 20 jul. 2018.
Seminars / colloquia
SEMINÁRIO INTERNACIONAL SOBRE DIREITOS HUMANOS FUNDAMENTAIS, 1., Anais [...]. Rio de Janeiro: Universidade Federal Fluminense. Disponível em: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8Sm1NUcs2tGY180UXhRdHZlcDg/view. Acesso em: 20 ago. 2018.
Wikipédia
ALBERT SABIN. In: WIKIPÉDIA, a enciclopédia livre. Flórida: Wikimedia Foundation, 2020. Disponível em: https://pt.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Sabin&oldid=59972951. Acesso em: 8 ago. 2020.
DEMOCRACIA. In: WIKIPÉDIA, a enciclopédia livre. Flórida: Wikimedia Foundation, 2020. Disponível em: https://pt.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Democracia&oldid=59848366. Acesso em: 21 maio 2020.
YouTube
COMITÊ GESTOR DA INTERNET NO BRASIL. Fórum da Internet no Brasil – O que é o CGI.br?. 2012. Disponível em: https://youtu.be/F38J9R5wuqo. Acesso em: 13 out. 2014.
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