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Author Guidelines

Submissions must be unique, original and should not have been published earlier or be under consideration for publication while being evaluated for Isagoge.

The submission must be made by one of the (co)authors through their own OJS account. All authors must be registered at initial submission and approve the submission. Include the contribution statement required by the CRediT policy in the identified version; exclude names and identifying statements from the anonymous version. Authorship and contributions (CRediT)

Contributions (articles, translations or reviews) to Isagoge should be written in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Italian. Contributions should be sent exclusively by the Isagoge’s website using its electronic publishing system (OJS).

Isagoge strongly recommends that authors thoroughly check the content of the article before submitting it for evaluation for publication.

In the identified version and OJS metadata, provide every author’s and coauthor’s full name, completed or ongoing qualification, complete institutional affiliation, country, ORCID URL and email; identify the corresponding author. Details in both sources must match.

Institutional communication between the Publisher and authors is conducted by email. For updates on the editorial workflow, the journal uses the primary contact author’s email address registered during manuscript submission. Authors must provide a valid address and keep it up to date in the system. The Publisher is not responsible for communication failures resulting from an invalid, non-existent or outdated address supplied by the author.

Using software and submitting similarity or AI/LLM detection reports are optional. Authors are not required to purchase these services or provide a report to submit an article. Available reports may be uploaded as supplementary documents; the editorial team may consider them if their origin and authenticity can be verified.

Reports, percentages and automated classifications are auxiliary indicators: they do not, on their own, establish plagiarism, improper AI use or an omitted declaration, and do not determine automatic rejection. The editor conducts a human and contextual assessment of passages and sources, considering quotations, references, common expressions and the nature of the research; substantive concerns are communicated to authors for clarification. The declarations and other obligations set out in the Plagiarism Policy and the GenAI/LLM Policy remain applicable.

All authors and coauthors must be identified at initial submission. New authors or coauthors may not be added once peer review begins. Until copyediting is completed, corrections to the details of authors already identified may be requested, subject to editorial verification; this does not authorize adding people to the authorship.

Changes to author order or declared contributions require justification and the agreement of those involved. Omissions, inappropriate authorship and disputes will be investigated under the ethics policy and may prevent the submission from proceeding. After publication, errors will be addressed through correction or retraction procedures, without routine reopening of the authorship registration.

Submission, peer review and access to articles are free of charge. After acceptance and before publication, an APC of USD 100 applies to international authors or BRL 500 to Brazilian authors, as set out in the fee policy. The editor offers authors the opportunity to resubmit their article using the official template without a formatting charge. Authors who prefer to engage the publisher for this work may choose an optional formatting service costing USD 25 for international authors or BRL 125 for Brazilian authors. APCs, optional services and commissions do not influence editorial decisions.

Required templates and files

Two .docx versions of the same article with matching scholarly content are required: an anonymous version for peer review and an identified version exclusively for the editorial team. Use the official templates: anonymous template · identified template.

Remove names, affiliations, ORCID identifiers, emails, identifying acknowledgements and authorship details in document properties, comments and tracked changes from the anonymous version. Retain necessary references and impersonal self-citations.

Use Latin Modern Roman 12-point body text, A4 paper, 3 cm margins, 1.5 line spacing and a 1.25 cm first-line indent. Abstracts and keywords: 11-point, single-spaced; footnotes: 10-point; long quotations: 11-point, single-spaced, with a 4 cm left indent.

Provide uppercase original and translated titles and subtitles, where applicable; use bold for the original and italics without bold for the translation. Include abstracts and keywords in both languages: English for a non-English original; Portuguese for an English original. Each abstract must not exceed 15 lines. Remove instructions and alternative labels from the templates before submission.

Articles that do not meet these requirements or lack either required version may be returned for correction or rejected during editorial screening, following editorial assessment.

Article identification and referencing

Since volume 3 (2023), the journal has assigned articles a unique electronic identifier (e-ID or e-location ID), consisting of the letter e followed by the submission number. Use this identifier instead of a page range in the bibliographic reference. For direct quotations or to locate passages, cite the internal PDF page where appropriate. The e-ID identifies the article; internal pagination locates passages and is not part of the identifier or a determinant of article order in the table of contents. For articles preceding the adoption of e-IDs, retain the published bibliographic details.

Revised: 17 October 2026.

Submission Preparation Checklist

All submissions must meet the following requirements.

  • The submission has not been previously published, nor is it before another journal for consideration (or an explanation has been provided in Comments to the Editor).
  • Using software and submitting similarity or AI/LLM detection reports are optional; authors must comply with the Plagiarism Policy and the GenAI/LLM Policy.
  • Two .docx files of the same article are supplied using the official templates: an anonymous version for reviewers and an identified version exclusively for the editorial team (anonymous template · identified template).
  • Titles, subtitles where applicable, abstracts and keywords are provided in the original language and translation as required by the guidelines, with uppercase titles/subtitles. Template instructions have been removed.
  • The identified version and OJS contain every author’s full name, qualification, complete affiliation, country, ORCID and email, with the corresponding author identified; the anonymous version has no identifying details, including in properties, comments and tracked changes.
  • Where available, URLs for the references have been provided.
  • The text follows the template: Latin Modern Roman 12-point, A4, 3 cm margins, 1.5 line spacing and a 1.25 cm first-line indent; abstracts, keywords, footnotes and long quotations follow the exceptions in the guidelines. Figures and tables appear at the relevant points in the text.
  • The text adheres to the stylistic and bibliographic requirements outlined in the Author Guidelines.
  • If approved for publication, the author(s) authorize the inclusion of promotional hyperlinks in their article(s) or any other texts submitted to the journal. These links are from affiliate programs, as clarified in Advertising and affiliate links.
  • I am one of the (co)authors of the work, all authors are registered and have approved the submission, and the identified version contains a CRediT contribution statement confirmed by all authors. Authorship and contributions (CRediT)

Articles

Types of Articles

Isagoge will accept for possible publication original articles, research articles, review articles, and translation articles. Translations must be accompanied by authorization from the owners of their copyrights.

The steps of the submission

The submission process involves the steps used by the Open Journal System. The user must register as an author on the journal website, by completing the electronic form. After logging in as an author, it is possible to start the submission process.

Extension and formatting

Use of the official Latin Modern Roman templates is mandatory. Submit anonymous and identified .docx versions in accordance with the author guidelines: anonymous template · identified template.

The article must be 10–25 pages, on A4 paper, paginated, with 3 cm margins and a 1.25 cm first-line indent.

Use Latin Modern Roman 12-point body text, A4 paper, 3 cm margins, 1.5 line spacing and a 1.25 cm first-line indent. Abstracts and keywords: 11-point, single-spaced; footnotes: 10-point; long quotations: 11-point, single-spaced, with a 4 cm left indent.

Structuring Article

Every article should contain the following parts:

Title and subtitle: centred, in Latin Modern Roman; original title in 18-point and subtitle in 14-point, uppercase and bold; translated title and subtitle in uppercase italics without bold, using the corresponding template sizes.

Abstracts and keywords: first in the original language, followed by the translation — English for a non-English original and Portuguese for an English original. Use Latin Modern Roman 11-point, single-spaced, justified, without a first-line indent. Each abstract must not exceed 15 lines.

Body text: should be divided at least into three parts, corresponding to the introduction, development and final considerations. The titles of the sections of the article should have progressive numbering and aligning the left margin.

Lengthy quote, with more than three lines should be entered without quotes, in size 11, a decline of 4 cm from the left margin without typographic features (italic, bold, etc..), With single line spacing. Short quotes are usually inserted with quotes in the text, using double quotes.

References: it is acceptable to send the references according to the rules applicable in the authors' country of origin. The accuracy and appropriateness of the references that have been consulted and cited in the text are those of the author.

Acknowledgements: where applicable, place them at the end of the manuscript, after the references, in the identified version. Remove identifying elements from the anonymous version.

This section may include supporting grants, presentations, and so forth.

Privacy Statement

This policy covers personal data on the website and in the editorial process of ISAGOGE - JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (ISA), a journal published by Telos Publicações e Serviços Ltda., in accordance with the Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD).

Data and the editorial process

Processing must be limited to the data necessary for registration, communication, the editorial process, publication, website security and compliance with legal obligations. Access to data not intended for publication must be restricted to those who need them for their duties. Anonymity during review follows the peer review policy. Where consent is required, it must be specific, informed and revocable; merely browsing the website does not replace it.

Publication and third-party services

Names, affiliations, ORCID identifiers and other author details intended for publication form part of the article and its metadata, in accordance with the author guidelines and with the authors’ knowledge.

Articles and metadata intended for publication are publicly available and may be collected automatically by search engines, databases and other services, including through OJS URLs and interoperability interfaces. Third parties may retain and redistribute this information according to their own practices and the applicable legal and licensing conditions.

The journal does not control independent processing by third parties and cannot guarantee the updating or deletion of external copies, records or search results. Requests submitted to the journal will be assessed in relation to the data and services under its management. Processing by the journal and service providers acting on its behalf remains subject to applicable legal responsibilities.

Retention and protection

Data must be protected against unauthorised access and misuse and retained for the period necessary for the disclosed purposes, legal obligations and maintenance of the editorial and scholarly record. Requests for deletion do not automatically entail removal of articles or the scholarly record.

Rights and contact

Data subjects may request information about the processing and sharing of their data, access, correction and, where applicable, deletion or withdrawal of consent. Requests may be submitted through the Contact page, with identity verification where necessary.

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Revised: 15 October 2026.