Manuscript submission requirements
The manuscript is to be submitted to both these addresses: cyrille.françois@unil.ch; dagnino@unistra.fr.
Contributions, with a length of 30,000 characters including spaces, may be written in French or in English.
They must be submitted in DOCX or ODT format and anonymized.
Anonymizing the article
In order to guarantee a correct blind peer-review, we recommend you:
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to delete personal information when saving the file (in Word: Tools / Inspect document).
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to avoid acknowledgements and references to laboratories or persons that could identify you. There will be time to add them after the peer-review.
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to avoid linking your name to first-person indications (I, we, my article, our research…). There will be time to make these changes after the peer-review.
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If possible, quote your work in the third person: I showed in a 2007 paper → Sumarlidi R. Isleifsson showed in a 2007 paper.
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If you need to insert an explicit reference to other research you have conducted, replace your name (or the whole reference) with [author]: [author], Symbolisme en nieuwe mystiek in Nederland voor 1900 : een onderzoek naar de Nederlandse receptie van Maurice Maeterlinck, Genève, Droz, 1995 OR [author] 1995.
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Work schedule
Refer to the journal's evaluation policy.
Structure of the manuscript
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Title of the article in French and in English.
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Abstracts in French and in English (max. 2,000 characters including spaces in each language).
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5 keywords (in French and in English).
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Presentation of the author: last name, first name, position, institution, e-mail address, postal address, identifiers (ORCID, IdRef).
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Subheadings: in bold, same font and size as the main text.
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Tables et illustrations must be accompanied by a title, a caption, and (where applicable) credits.
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Illustrations must be provided as a .tiff or .jpeg file with a minimal resolution of 300 dpi. Each illustration must be accompanied with an authorisation to reproduction and it is the duty of the article’s author(s) to ask the rights holders for such an authorisation. A reference will be inserted in the text to indicate the desired location of the illustrations. Please note that a full-page illustration is equivalent to 2000 characters and that the editor reserves the right to limit the number of illustrations depending on the size of the issue.
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Quotations are to be indicated by quotation marks. Long quotations (three lines or more) with indent and without quotation marks, with an 11pt font size. Insert in a footnote the translation of quotations in a language other than the article’s language (exception: quotations in English do not need to be translated). Quotations in a language other than the article’s language do not need to be formatted in italics.
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The text is to be submitted in one of the above-mentioned file formats, written in Times New Roman, size 12. Do not use style effects and avoid emphasis (capitals, italics, bold, underline, usage of quotation marks except in the case of quotations, etc.). Bold is limited to subheadings. Italics are only to be used for terms and sentences in a language other than the article’s language or the title of the article.
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Bibliographical references follow Chicago (Author-Date) Style guidelines. See, for example : https://bib.umontreal.ca/citer/styles-bibliographiques/chicago?tab=5239653.
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Inclusive writing is left to the choice of each author.
Questions
In case of further question regarding a thematic issue, please contact the coordinator of the issue.
For any further question, please contact:
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Roberto Dagnino (dagnino@unistra.fr)
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Cyrille François (cyrille.françois@unil.ch)