Each issue of B@belonline consists of a central monographic body, B@bel’s Theme, each time different and with its own editor, who coordinates and collects the various essays, chosen either through a call for papers or by invitation to contribute addressed to the leading scholars of the chosen theme. It then has eight sections with different editors: Open Space, Women’s Fan, Philosophy and…, Images and Philosophy, B@bel Garden, To the Edge of the Day, B@bel goes to School, Books and Events.
Articles for the Monographic Section must be submitted within the deadlines set by a specific call for papers and following its specific instructions.
Authors wishing to submit articles for the various rubrics may submit an essay at any time by sending an e-mail to babelprint@uniroma3.it .
Authors are required to write articles according to the editorial standards proposed in the annex.
Contributions can be sent in Italian, English, French and Spanish, and always in Word format (doc).
Both contributions for the Call for Papers and those for the Rubrics section are evaluated according to the double-blind peer review system. In the event of positive evaluation, they are published according to the deadlines set by the editors.
Authors are required to comply with the editorial rules. Articles that do not comply with these rules will be returned to the authors. Submissions already published will not be accepted.
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Article processing charges, article submission charges and any other fees are not requested.