Histosophia Journal publishes original research articles, review studies, and book reviews.
Authors must ensure that their manuscripts comply with the correct format and writing guidelines during the submission process. Authors are expected to guarantee the originality and scientific accuracy of their research and ensure its alignment with the journal’s publication policies.
Manuscript Preparation and Submission:
Authors must prepare their manuscripts in full compliance with the journal’s writing rules. In-text citations and references must be properly formatted according to the APA 7th edition guidelines.
Manuscripts must be submitted online via the journal’s open-access platform. During submission, authors are required to complete both the copyright agreement and the authorship contribution declaration form in full.
Throughout all sections of their manuscripts, authors should use clear and consistent language appropriate to the scope of the journal.
Ethical and Scientific Responsibility:
Authors must adhere to ethical standards and scientific accuracy in all aspects of their research. All processes of data collection, analysis, and interpretation should be transparent and verifiable.
Authors must properly cite all sources used in their manuscripts and avoid any form of plagiarism.
Any potential conflicts of interest or financial support must be clearly disclosed.
Revision and Corrections:
Following peer review, authors must consider reviewers’ recommendations and make the necessary revisions accordingly.
Authors should explicitly specify the changes made and provide clear responses to each reviewer’s comments.
Post-Publication Communication and Dissemination:
After publication, authors may share their articles on open-access platforms and promote them through academic networks.
In the event of any errors or required updates after publication, authors should promptly contact the journal’s editorial team.
APA 7 Format: Authors must ensure full compliance with APA 7th edition guidelines regarding titles, quotations, and references.
Ethical Authorship: Authorship should be limited to individuals who have made significant contributions to the study. Authorship contribution statements and conflict of interest declarations must be clearly indicated.
Double-Blind Peer Review: Authors undergo the review process without knowing the identities of the reviewers.
Please visit the writing guidelines page here.