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Author Guidelines
The
Polish
Journal
of
Philosophy
appears
twice
a
year
and
publishes
approximately
20
papers
annually.
Submission of a manuscript is
understood to imply that the paper is original, has not already been
published as a whole or in substantial part elsewhere, and is not
currently under consideration by any other journal.
Format
Guidelines
The
journal
may
reject
submissions
that
do
not
conform
to
these
guidelines.
The
initial
mode
of
contact
should
be
the
submission
of
a
copy
by
email
attachment.
In
order
that
manuscripts
may
be
blind-reviewed
(i.e.
read
in
ignorance
of
authorship),
we
request
that
names
of
authors
and
their
institutional
affiliations
not
appear
on
manuscripts
or
the
electronic
copy.
However,
a
covering
letter
should
include
the
title
of
the
paper
and
all
useful
contact
information
— address,
fax
and
phone
numbers,
email
address,
etc.
In
certain
cases,
the
Editor-in-Chief
may
require
that
this
be
done
before
the
paper
is
further
considered.
No
manuscripts
will
be
returned;
books
sent
for
reviews
will
not
be
returned,
whether
reviewed
or
not.
Articles
may
be
as
short
as
4,000
words
but
they
may
not
exceed
8,000
words,
including
footnotes.
Book
Reviews
may
not
be
longer
than
2,000
words.
A
brief
abstract
of
approx.
150
words
at
the
beginning
of
the
paper
is
required.
Submissions
should
be
double
spaced,
with
wide
right
margin.
Endnotes
are
preferred
to
footnotes.
They
should
be
used
sparingly
and
numbered
consecutively.
They
should
also
be
double
spaced,
with
side
margins.
All
references
should
follow
this
style
(load
samples in the pdf format):
Books
Lastname, Initial(s). (Year). Title. Place of Publication:
Publisher.
Example:
Ryle,
G. (1949). The Concept of Mind. London: Hutchinson & Co.
When
there are more authors:
Lastname, Initial(s), & Lastname, Initial(s). (Year). Title. Place:
Publisher.
Example:
Curry,
H. B., & Feys, R. (1958). Combinatory Logic. Amsterdam:
North-Holland.
Translated Books
Lastname, Initial(s). (Year). Title. (Initial(s) Lastname, Trans.).
Place: Publisher (Date of Publication of the Original Work).
Example:
Boscovich, R. J. (1966). A Theory of Natural Philosophy. (J. M.
Child, Trans.). Boston: MIT Press 1966 (Original work published in 1763).
Articles in Anthologies
Lastname, Initial(s). (Year). “Title.” In Editor’s Initial(s) Lastname (Ed(s).),
Title of Anthology (Pages). Location: Publisher.
Example:
Swinburne, R. (1980). “Properties, Causation, and Projectibility: Reply to
Shoemaker.” In Cohen, L. J. & Hesse, M. (Eds.), Applications of
Inductive Logic (313-320). Oxford: Clarendon Press.
Articles in Periodicals
Lastname, Initial(s). (Year). “Title of Article.” Title of Periodical,
Volume (Issue), Pages.
In case
of periodicals with continuous pagination throughout the volume, the issue
number may be omitted.
Example:
Putnam, H. (1995). “Pragmatism.” Proceedings of the Aristotelian
Society, 95, 291-306.
Authors will
receive one hard copy of the journal and a PDF of the printed work by
email.
See
also
Evaluation
Policy
Articles
submitted
for
publication
and
other
editorial
communications
and
inquiries
should
be
addressed
to:
Polish
Journal
of
Philosophy
Jagiellonian
University
Grodzka
52
PL -31-044
Kraków
e -mail:
editor@pjp.edu.pl |
