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Recommendations for authors:
The submitted articles must be unedited and have not been previously submitted
to any other publication. The articles must clearly state the title and
subtitle (if applicable), as well as the name(s) of the author(s), institutional
affiliations and email address. A copy of the author's resume or CV must
be included. The text must be accompanied by an abstract of no more than
150 words in English or Spanish. It is recommended that the abstract include
the purpose of the study or research, the basic procedures used, the most
important results and the principal conclusions. The author should present
and identify 3-6 keywords for the test in English, Spanish and portuguese.
Text that specifies the format and the forms of original shipment for
the journal, establishes the standards of presentation of the journal
and for bibliographic references of the journal, etc.
Rules for the Presentation of Texts
The text can include quotations, footnotes, tables, legends and bibliographical
references. It should be digitally presented, clear and clean, in Arial
12 pt font, doublespaced on lettersized paper, 21,5 x 28 cm. Left and
right margins should be 2,5 cm, top and bottom margins should be 3 cm.
Articles should have a minimum of 15 and maximum of 25 pages; reviews
should be maximum 7 pages long. All pages must be numbered consecutively.
No other formatting than the one mentioned here is allowed.
Tables and Figures
All graphic material must be referenced in the text, either directly or
in parenthesis. It must be presented separately from the text and be numbered
consecutively (Figure 11, Map1, Image 1, etc.). It must include the source
and the title. It must be presented in a graphic program (such as Photo
Editor, Photo Impact, PhotoShop, Corel, etc.) and not in Word. If any
authorizations/copyrights for images are required, the author of the article
must obtain those.
Titles and Subtitles
The title of the document should synthesize the principal idea and avoid
words that are not carrying a useful purpose, extend its length or confuse
the reader. The title should be brief. Subtitles should indicate principal
subdivisions of the text and should orient the reader about the topics
that the text covers. There should be no more than three hierarchies of
subtitles, which should precisely represent the organization of the document.
Example:
TITLE
First Subtitle
First subheading related to subtitle
Footnotes and Quotes
Notes (footnotes) should always be located at the bottom of the page.
They serve to comment, complement or deepen important information from
the text. They should not be bibliographical notes, unless they refer
to quotes from newspapers, magazines or judgments – such as from
the Constitutional Court or State Counsel, among others. Textual quotes
of more than three lines or others that need to stand out should be presented
in a separate paragraph. Quotes within the text should be placed in Latin
quotation marks (« and »; alt+174 and alt+175).
Bibliography and Bibliographical References
Bibliographical quotes should be referenced within the text and must include
the author's last name, the year, and – if necessary – the
page number(s), as follows: (Rodríguez, 1978: 424427); for two
authors, use the following: (López y Arango, 1970: 33); for multiple
authors, use: (López y Arango, 1970: 33); for more than two works
of the same author in the same year, use: (Díaz, 1998a, 1998b):
for works of several authors of different years in the same quote, use:
: (Rodríguez, 1978; López y Arango, 1970:33; Uribe et al.,
1997). A detailed bibliography or bibliographical references must be included
at the end of each work. It must be presented in strict alphabetical order,
with ful first and last names. Using continuous capital letters is only
permitted for abbreviations and acronyms. This journal follows the APA
rules for publications, not for institutional works.
Examples
Books and articles included in books
Aisenson, A. 1989. Corporalidad y persona. México, Fondo de Cultura
Económica.
Barta, R. 1997. El salvaje artificial (2ª ed.). México, Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México y Era.
Bonfil, G. (Comp.). 1976. Etnocidio y desarrollo en América Latina.
México, Clacso.
Bonfil, G. (Comp.). 1976a. México profundo. México, Editorial
Grijalbo.
Chaumeil, J.P. 1991. «El poder vegetal», en G. ReichelDolmatoff
(ed.), Rituales y fiestas de las américas. 12:11-77.
Bogotá, Ediciones Uniandes.
Levinas, E. 1994. Dios, la muerte y el tiempo. Madrid, Cátedra.
Ministerio del Interior. 1998. Situación actual de los indígenas
colombianos. Bogotá, Ministerio del
Interior.
Niño, S. 1994. «Tres barrios populares de diferente origen»,
en J. Arturo (comp.), Pobladores
urbanos. vol. I: 317341.
Bogotá, Tercer Mundo EditoresICAN.
Peñalver, P. 1985. «J. Derrida: la clausura del saber»,
en J. Derrida, La voz y el fenómeno. 534.
Valencia, Pretextos.
Pinzón, C. et al. 1993. Cultura y salud en la construcción
de las américas. Bogotá, Instituto
Colombiano de Antropología.
–Magazines and periodic publications:
Le Mouël, J. 1997. «Lo eficaz es justo». Cuadernos de
economía. 26: 1729.
Lozano, F. et al. 1997. «El modelo Arrow.Debreu es un modelo estático».
Cuadernos de economía.
26: 2145.
Mahecha, D. y C. E. Franky. 1997. «Los makú del noroeste
amazónico». Revista Colombiana de
Antropología. 35 (1): 85133.
«Se desplomó el dólar». El espectador. 15 de
julio de 1999, pp. B1B2.
Zambrano, C.V. 1997. «Remanecidos. Vírgenes y santos en el
macizo colombiano». Revista
Colombiana de Antropología. 35 (1): 271299.
Articles, thesis and texts that are not published or were presented in
seminars,
symposiums, etc.
Hernández, E. y M. López. 1993. «Etnobotánica
de la medicina páez en el Cabuyo, Tierradentro».
Tesis de pregrado no publicada, Universidad del Cauca.
Jordán, D. 1990. «Matrimonio, perversión y poder».
Disertación doctoral no publicada, Universidad
de Nueva York.
Scoppetta, O. y J.C. Velásquez. 1997. «Consumo de sustancias
psicoactivas en estudiantes de
carreras técnicas en Bogotá, 1998». Investigación
no publicada. Bogotá, Secretaría Distrital de
Salud.
Vargas, J. 1992. «Paradojas de la identidad política».
Ponencia presentada en el Primer congreso de
etnoantropólogos, Choachí, 26 de noviembre.
–Electronic articles
This part is referenced from the APA Style Guide to Electronic References
(© 2007) and the fifth
edition of the Publication Manual (© 2001).
Periodic Publications
Internet articles based on a written source:
If you have only reviewed the electronic version of a journal or article,
place [electronic version]
alter the title, as follows:
VandenBos, G., Knapp, S., & Doe, J. 2001. «Role of reference
elements in the selection of resources
by psychology undergraduates» [Electronic version]. Journal of Bibliographic
Research, 5:117123.
If your are referencing an online article that you think has changed from
its original version (for
example, the format is changed from the printed version or page numbers
are not referenced) or that
includes additional data or commentary, you must include the date you
have retrieved the document
and the corresponding URL, as follows:
VandenBos, G., Knapp, S., & Doe, J. 2001. «Role of reference
elements in the selection of resources
by psychology undergraduates». Journal of Bibliographic Research,
5:117123.
Retrieved October
13, 2001, from http://jbr.org/articles.html
Articles in electronic publications
Fredrickson, B. L. 2000, March 7. «Cultivating positive emotions
to optimize health and wellbeing
». Prevention & Treatment, 3, Article 0001a. Retrieved November
20, 2000, from
http://journals.apa.org/prevention/volume3/pre0030001a.html
.
Articles in Internet newsletters and magazines
Glueckauf, R. L., Whitton, J., Baxter, J., Kain, J., Vogelgesang, S.,
Hudson, M., et al. 1998, July.
«Videocounseling for families of rural teens with epilepsy»
Project
update. Telehealth News, 2(2).
Retrieved from http://www.telehealth.net/subscribe/newslettr4a.html1
• Use the date of the publication in which the article appears
• If necessary, make a note that there are no page numbers
• In an Internet magazine, volume and numbers are often not relevant.
However, you should
note the complete reference, including the URL and type of document.
NonPeriodic Internet Documents
Documents without author references or date
GVU's 8th WWW user survey. n.d.. Retrieved August 8, 2000, from
http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/usersurveys/survey199710/
Documents that are available on the website of a University department
or program
Chou, L., McClintock, R., Moretti, F., Nix, D. H. 1993. Technology and
education: New wine in
new bottles: Choosing pasts and imagining educational futures. Retrieved
August 24, 2000, from
Columbia University, Institute for Learning Technologies Web site:
http://www.ilt.columbia.edu/publications/papers/newwine1.html
• If a document is contained inside a big and complex website (such
as of a University or
Governmental agency), identify the host of the organize and the appropriate
program or
department before giving the URL of the specific document.
Other Electronic Sources
Electronic copy of a magazine article, 35
authors, obtained from a data base
Borman, W. C., Hanson, M. A., Oppler, S. H., Pulakos, E. D., & White,
L. A. (1993). «Role of early
supervisory experience in supervisor performance». Journal of Applied
Psychology, 78: 443449.
Retrieved October 23, 2000, from PsycARTICLES database.
When you are referencing material obtained from a database, follow the
appropriate format of the
obtained work and add a declaration about when the material was retrieved.
Give the date and the
complete name of the database.
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