I - General conditions
RIEB is published every four months on a continuous basis. It is multidisciplinary in nature and publishes original and unpublished articles, reviews and documents related to Brazilian studies (in Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian and English).
For continuous publication in the SciELO Brazil Collection, RIEB accepts articles by authors with at least a doctoral degree, enrolled in regular postgraduate programs in Brazil and abroad.
Texts to be submitted for consideration and possible publication, exclusively in the Articles section, by RIEB must be submitted in digital format through the SciELO submissions portal: http://submission.scielo.br/index.php/rieb/user/register
The articles will be evaluated by two referees (double blind peer review), taking into account the authenticity and originality of the work.
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In case of disagreement, more referees will be heard.
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The referees have 21 days to issue their opinions.
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The average time for publication is four months, including the evaluation, editing and finalization processes. As this is a continuous publication, articles are made available as soon as they have been approved by the referees and after text editing.
RIEB reserves the right to adapt the material submitted to its editorial project and graphic standards. The authors undertake to authorize the journal to publish the texts under the terms of the CC-BY license.
II - Responsibilities
Authors undertake to inform any future parties interested in acquiring copyright over their texts of the contents of the Authorization Agreement signed for the publication of their works in RIEB. The authors undertake to authorize the journal to publish the texts under the terms of the CC-BY license.
No translations or interviews are allowed.
The authors of the articles are strictly responsible for reproducing the images and for the terms of authorization if there is a copyright holder. These images must contain titles, credits and captions.
RIEB is not responsible for the wording or concepts expressed by the contributors/authors of the articles.
The authors guarantee that the article is unpublished and is not being evaluated by any other publication. In the case of chapters of master's dissertations or doctoral theses available in digital repositories, this must be stated in a note at the beginning of the text inserted in the file after blind peer review.
III - Form and preparation of originals - standardization of submitted work
1. Formatting
Program: word, .doc format; page size: A4; margins: 2.5 cm; font: times new roman; body: 12; interline: 1.5.
2. Number of characters
Articles - between 30,000 and 52,000 characters (including spaces).
Creation* - maximum 35,000 characters (including spaces).
Reviews* - between 5,000 and 20,000 characters (including spaces).
*sections intended exclusively for texts defined by the editors, not open to manuscript submissions.
3. Title of the text
The title of the text is the first thing to attract the reader's attention. It should be succinct (around 90 characters, without punctuation), clear, objective and concise, giving the content of the author's analysis in the manuscript. The use of a few words and the absence of signs (asterisks, colons, dashes, any other type of punctuation) make the title visually clearer, making it easier to interest the reader.
4. Quotations
The form of citation must follow the ABNT NBR 10520/2023 standard (Information and documentation - Quotations in documents - Presentation, second edition, 2023).
4.1. To indicate the source, use the system (AUTHOR, date, p.) immediately after the citation.
4.2. Every citation must be followed by this indication, allowing it to be identified 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. It is compulsory to indicate the sources of all quotations, even if they are from the author's own previously published texts, as there are now many tools for checking plagiarism and self-plagiarism.
4.4. We do not use the terms idem/ibidem, op. cit. In the case of several quotations from 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 quoted text is already included in the sentence and the quotation is direct, ipsis litteris the original text, it is necessary to add the date and page number in brackets. E.g.: According to Candido (1988, p. 53), "comparative literature was instituted...". See: item 6.1 Author-date system (ABNT NBR 10520/2023).
4.6. When quoting from an old text, it is generally possible to update the spelling, bringing it into line with the rules laid down in the New Orthographic Agreement. It is simply a matter of adjusting the terms to the new grammatical and/or spelling standards. If there is a scientific/academic justification for keeping the original form or if the update could compromise the understanding of the text or the context in which it was produced, a note should be inserted clarifying this issue: "In the citations, the spelling and punctuation of the original texts have been maintained".
4.7. In direct quotations from texts that contain any type of error (typo, incorrect spelling, inadequate agreement, term with inadequate meaning, etc.), the Latin term [sic] should be inserted: "The show premiered [sic] in the second week of August". However, it is possible to make the necessary corrections in cases where these small "mistakes" are unintentional. In other words, spelling, agreement and punctuation errors can be corrected in the transcription, preventing the error from being perpetuated in another publication or appearing careless in the editing of the text.
4.8. Direct quotations of up to three lines should be included in the normal body of the text, in double quotation marks. Single quotation marks should be used to indicate a quotation within a quotation. Include (AUTHOR, year, p.) immediately after each quotation. Only use apud (according to, according to, according to, cited by) when it is not possible to access the publication (out-of-print works, for example) from which the excerpt was actually taken.
4.9. From four lines onwards, quotations, without quotation marks, must be separated by one line (before and after), body 11, 2 cm from the left margin, line 1.5, justified text, with (AUTHOR, year, p.) immediately after. Avoid long transcriptions or transcriptions with a reservation/prohibition of unauthorized quotation sign so as not to circumvent any kind of copyright.
4.10. Deletions, interpolations, comments should be indicated with square brackets: [...], [still according to him] etc. It should be noted, however, that this type of interference in someone else's text must not alter or cast doubt on the original meaning.
4.11. When the text is translated from another language or there is typographical highlighting that does not appear in the original passage, in addition to the details of the work from which the quotation was taken, the following should be indicated: (SMITH, 1989, p. 13 - our/my/our translation); (SOUZA, 2017, p. 8 - our/my emphasis).
4.12. If there are more authors with the same surname and the same year of publication, indicate the first name: (SOUZA, Américo, ano).
5. Summary/abstract, images, footnotes, author information
5.1. If the work has been financially supported by any institution or has been based on another article, master's thesis or doctoral dissertation, this information should be inserted at the beginning of the text, after the summary of the referees has been received (to ensure blind peer review), below the name(s) of the author(s), and contain a maximum of 250 characters, including spaces.
5.2. Summary and abstract - with three keywords - should together contain a maximum of 1,300 characters (including spaces).
5.3. Figures include illustrations, graphs, charts, photographs, images and tables. They must be numbered sequentially and contain their respective captions beginning with the term in bold Figure 1 -, with titles, captions and credits. The reference to these figures should be indicated in the text with the designation (Figure 1), guiding the reading and making it easier for the reader to verify the data appearing in the images. Captions should avoid repeating information contained in the text. Authors are solely responsible for the dissemination of images, including those involving copyright.
5.4. After having their article checked by referees, receiving the summary with their guidelines and having the publication of their article confirmed, the author must include a brief text (around 200 characters, including spaces) before the references, with information about their main activity, including their institutional affiliation, their e-mail address and their orcid identifier (registration is done at: https://orcid.org/signin). Example:
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
MARIA DA SILVA is a professor in the Postgraduate Program in Linguistics at the Institute of Language Studies of the State University of Campinas (IEL/Unicamp).
e-mail
orcid
6. References
6.1. The accuracy of the data contained in the references is the sole responsibility of the author.
6.2. References must follow ABNT standard NBR 6023/2018 (Information and documentation - References - Elaboration, second edition, 2018). The source must be inserted immediately after the citation in the system (AUTHOR, date, p.).
6.3. Notes are explanatory (not bibliographical), must be inserted in the footer with Arabic numerals (body 10, single spaced) and contain a maximum of six lines. Too many or too large notes can break the rhythm of the analysis and draw attention away from information that should be set out 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) should be included at the end of the text, in alphabetical order by the author's surname. It should contain all indications of sources that have been used in the article, with the second line indented in the third letter of the first line. This list should not include works that have not been cited or texts that are under review in journals, only what is actually published or awaiting publication (in press).
6.5. When available online, it is mandatory to inform the DOI (Digital Object Identifier) and/or URL of each bibliographic reference.
Examples:
Books/book chapters - enter the data as it appears on the title page
HOLANDA, Sérgio Buarque de. The sower and the tiler. In: HOLANDA, Sérgio Buarque de. Roots of Brazil. São Paulo: Companhia das Letras, 1997, ch. 4, p. 93-138.
HOLANDA, Sérgio Buarque de. Visão do paraíso: os motivos edênicos do descobrimento e colonização do Brazil. São Paulo: Braziliense/Publifolha, 2000.
Newspaper/periodical articles - not inserted In: before periodical names
CHASLES, Virginie. Urban health and hygienism: the example of France. Translation by Eliane Kuvasney. Revista do Instituto de Estudos Brazileiros, n. 64, p. 65-74, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-901X.v0i64p65-74.
ALENCAR, José Roberto de. The people who are leaving. Jornal do Brazil, July 2, 1990, p. 5
Newspaper articles without author - not inserted In: before the names of periodicals
CORDELIST denounces threat against his death. Diário de Pernambuco, March 17, 1098, p. 11.
Anais
MARTINS, Maria Luana et al. Ancient Greece: the position of women from a male perspective. In: UNIFACIG SCIENTIFIC SEMINAR - Society, Science and Technology, 5, 2019. Proceedings [...]. Available at: http://pensaracademico.facig.edu.br/index.php/semiariocientifico/issue/view/52/showToc. Accessed on: September 10, 2020.
Oral presentations
GARCIA, Walter. Cordiality, melancholy, modernity: the work of João Gilberto. Closing conference. Oral communication. In: SEMINAR OF POST-GRADUATION: LITERATURE, SOCIETY AND HISTORY OF LITERATURE, 2. Institute of Letters, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, 2017.
Lattes CV
ANJOS JÚNIOR, Moacir dos. Curriculum of the Lattes curriculum system. [Brasília], 15 Dec. 2019. Available at: http://buscatextual.cnpq.br/buscatextual/visualizacv.do?id=K4787189P7. Accessed on: 20 Jan. 2018.
Date of first publication
It is unnecessary to indicate the date of first publication for all texts, unless this information is relevant to 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). Them and them. Rio de Janeiro: Livraria Francisco Alves, 1922b.
Records/Songs
GERALDINHO. O causo da bicicleta. In: GERALDINHO. Trova, prosa e viola. V. 1. Participation by André e Andrade, Hamilton Carneiro. Directed by Hamilton Carneiro.
In the case of a collection, the entry is made by title:
TRACY CHAPMAN. São Paulo: Elektra, 1988. L. A, 1 disk (15 min.): 33 1/3rpm, micro-sulco, stereo. 670.4170-A.
DOI - required for virtual documents
CHASLES, Virginie. Urban health and hygienism, the example of France. Revista do Instituto de Estudos Brazileiros, n. 64, Aug. 2016, p. 65-74. http://dx.doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-901X.v0i64p65-74.
Interviews
MANO BROWN. Papo recto: today, Mano Brown is peace and love. [Marcos Lauro. Vip, Aug. 21, 2017. Available at: https://vip.abril.com.br/cultura/papo-reto-hoje-mano-brown-e-paz-e-amor. Accessed on: Feb. 6, 2018.
ANDRADE, Mário de. Conversation with Mário de Andrade. [Interview granted to] Martins Castello. Diário Carioca, n. 1.848, 2nd section, August 5, 1934.
Films
THE NAME OF THE ROSE. Produced by Jean-Jaques Annaud. São Paulo: Tw Vídeo distribuidora, 1986. 1 Videocassette (130 min.): VHS, Ntsc, son., color. Subtitled. Port.
Homepages
IMS - Moreira Salles Institute. Music collection. Available at: http://acervo.ims.com.br. Accessed on: July 20, 2018.
Seminars/colloquia
INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS, 1., Proceedings [...]. Rio de Janeiro: Fluminense Federal University. Available at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8Sm1NUcs2tGY180UXhRdHZlcDg/view. Accessed on: August 20, 2018.
Wikipedia
ALBERT SABIN. In: WIKIPEDIA, the free encyclopedia. Florida: Wikimedia Foundation, 2020. Available at: https://pt.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Sabin&oldid=59972951. Accessed on: Aug. 8, 2020.
DEMOCRACY. In: WIKIPEDIA, the free encyclopedia. Florida: Wikimedia Foundation, 2020. Available at: https://pt.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Democracia&oldid=59848366. Accessed on: May 21, 2020.
YouTube
COMITÊ GESTOR DA INTERNET NO BRAZIL. Internet Forum in Brazil - What is CGI.br? 2012. Available at: https://youtu.be/F38J9R5wuqo. Accessed on: October 13, 2014.
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