Submissions

Author Guidelines

1. The contribution must be original and unpublished and can not be evaluated for publication in another journal. 2. The texts will be accepted in Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian and English. 3. The minimum qualification for the applicant is a DOCTOR. 4. Articles submitted to the editors of the magazine History: Debates and Trends will be submitted to the blind evaluation of at least two reviewers. In case of controversy, a third reviewer will be appointed. 5. The texts must be submitted through SEER, through the website. 6. The journal is composed of the fixed sections Dossier, Free Articles and Reviews. Eventually, Commented Sources and Interviews, Testimonials may be published. 7. Proofs: Proofs for correction of typing errors in the preparation of the final version for publication will be sent to the corresponding author and must be returned within 72 hours by electronic mail. 8. The author who publishes in HDT must wait at least 3 years to publish it again in the journal. 9. The organizers will be responsible for supporting the editorial process, ensuring the quality of the material. It should be noted that those responsible for the dossier can not be authors or co-authors of articles in the dossier under its edition. Good Practice Policy Any contribution sent to the journal will undergo a rigorous verification process regarding its novelty. In the event of a finding of plagiarism, the Editorial Board shall summarily reject the contribution submitted to the review of the journal. The HDT follows the Code of Good Scientific Practices prepared by FAPESP and available at: http://www.fapesp.br/boaspraticas/FAPESP-Codigo_de_Boas_Praticas_Cientificas_2014.pdf Presentation of the text For the purpose of graphic standardization, the works must strictly follow the standards specified below, under the risk of not being accepted, regardless of the adequacy of the content. 1. Articles must be between 25,000 and 45,000 characters with spaces, including notes and references; the texts for the sections of Reviews, Commented Sources and Interviews should be between 12,000 and 14,000 characters with spaces, also including notes and references. 2. Articles should be accompanied by a summary in the original language, and a summary in Portuguese, if this is not the original language, as well as summaries in Spanish and English, of no more than ten lines, three keywords in the original language , in Portuguese (when this is not the original language), three in English (keywords) and three in Spanish (keywords). 3. The title of the article should appear in its original language and be translated into Portuguese (when this is not the original language) followed by its English and Spanish versions. 4. Regardless of the section in which it fits, texts should be typed in the Word for Windows text editor in A4 format, Times New Roman 12 font, 1.5-line spacing, 2.5-cm margins, 1-paragraph, 5 cm (first row). Subtitles should have font size 13, with left alignment, single spacing, spacing of 6 sts before and after. 5. Summary and keywords: the abstract should be written in single paragraph, concise phrases (not in topics), with verbs in the active voice and in the third person singular; the keywords should appear just below the abstract, in alphabetical order, separated by period. 6. Illustrations, tables and other visual resources: must have complete identification (legend and source) and be numbered consecutively, inserted as close as possible to the mention in the text. Because it is a black and white publication, it is recommended, in the elaboration of graphics, the use of textures instead of colors. In case of more elaborate photos or illustrations, an attached file with the originals should be sent. Tables and tables should be in text format, not as figure. Images and / or illustrations should be sent as "Supplementary Documents" in separate file in JPG format, or TIF, in high resolution (at least 200 dpi). The author is responsible for authorizing the publication of the image, as well as the corresponding references. 7. Acronyms: the first time they are mentioned, they must be written in parentheses, written in full, as an example: University of Passo Fundo (UPF). 8. Endnotes: only those of explanatory and / or additive nature and for indication of primary sources should be used. Footnotes will not be accepted (convert to endnotes). 9. Highlights: should be italicized for foreign words with non-conventional employment, neologisms and titles of works / periodicals. 10. Quotations: must obey the form (AUTHOR'S SURNAME, year) or (AUTHOR'S LAST NAME, year, page xx). Different titles of the same author, published in the same year, should be differentiated by adding a letter after the date (AUTHOR'S NAME, year, page xx). Citations with more than three lines should be included in a new paragraph, in body 10, without quotation marks, justified alignment, left margin of 2.5 cm, without first line displacement, single spacing and 6 pt before and after. Use of double quotes for direct quotes in the body of text (excerpts with up to three lines) should be used. In the case of more than three authors, indicate the surname of the first followed by the Latin expression et al. (without italics). According to Freire (1987: 69), "[...] the problem-solving educator (re) constantly makes a point of reference, his cognoscent act, in the cognoscitivity of the learners "(1987, 69). 11. References: the cited texts should be included in alphabetical order by the author's name, following the ABNT rules. The same pattern should be adopted in all references: immediately after the surname, which will be written in the upper box, present the full name or the initials only, without mixing the two types of record (FREIRE, Paulo or FREIRE, P.). Primary sources should only be included in endnotes. Examples of most recurrent references: Books: Last name. Book title: subtitle. City: Publisher, year. Book Chapters: Last name. Title of chapter. In: LAST NAME, Name (Org.). Book title: subtitle. City: Publisher, year. P. xx-yy. (home page - final). Articles in periodicals: Last name. Title of the article. Name of the Newspaper, City: Editora, v. ___, n. ___, P. xx-yy (home page - end), abbreviated month. year. Texts of publications at events: Last name. Title. In: NAME OF THE EVENT, edition number of the event, year in which the event occurred, city of the event. Title of Annals. City: Publisher, year. P. xx-yy (home page - end). Theses / Dissertations: Last name. Title of D / T. Year. Dissertation / Thesis (Master in ... / Doctorate in ...) - Name of Graduate Program or Faculty, Name of HEI, City, Year. Contact Us | [Variable information]. Available in: . Access in: dd. mm. yyyy Submission Preparation Checklist The part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission of compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines. The contribution is original and unpublished, and is not being evaluated for publication by another journal; otherwise, justify in "Comments to the Editor." Files for submission are in Microsoft Word, OpenOffice or RTF format (provided they do not exceed 5 MB) All URL addresses in the text (eg, http://www.ibict.br) are active and ready to click. The text is in space 1,5; uses a 12-point font; uses italic instead of underlining (except URL addresses); with figures and tables inserted in the text, not in its end. The text follows the style standards and bibliographic requirements described in Guidelines for Authors in the About Magazine section. The authorship identification of this work was removed from the file and the Properties option in Word, thus guaranteeing the journal's discretion criterion, if submitted for peer evaluation.