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Author Guidelines
- We accept scientific articles, review articles, editorials, discussion articles, profiles, editorial notes, book reviews, article reviews, play reviews, etc. for publication. The recommended length for articles and reviews is 30,000–40,000 characters (up to 1 author's sheet), with up to 45,000 characters allowed in exceptional cases. The length of a message is approximately 20,000 characters (0.5 author's sheet), while editorial notes and reviews are 10,000–15,000 characters. Submissions should be made electronically in Microsoft Word using Times New Roman font, 14 point, 1.5 spacing.
- Submissions are accepted to the address indicated on the journal's website (http://ivanovo.ac.ru/about_the_university/science/magazines/intelligentsia/), as well as to the following addresses: int_i_mir@mail.ru, vlchernoperov@rambler.ru, orvozi@rambler.ru.
Submissions are formatted in accordance with GOST R 7.07-2021.
3. The document set must consist of two files:
3.1. In the first file, the material must be formatted in the following order:
3.1.1. The publication type must be indicated on a separate line on the left—research article, review article, editorial article, discussion article, personal profile, editorial note, book review, article review, performance review, etc.
3.1.2. On the next line for an article, review, announcement, or other article, the UDC (Universal Decimal Classification) is indicated in the upper left corner.
3.1.3. On the next line to the right, indicate the scientific specialty of the Higher Attestation Commission (HAC) to which the material pertains. Up to three specialties may be indicated.
3.1.4. On the next line, centered in CAPITAL LETTERS, in bold, is the title of the work.
3.1.5. On the next line, indicate the full first name, patronymic, and last name of the author(s) in bold.
3.1.6. Followed by a space, is the publication.
The article should have the following structure:
introduction with mandatory headings and those specified in the text: relevance, statement of the question (brief historiographic and source reviews are also welcome);
research methodology and methods;
main body (division into meaningful sections is encouraged);
conclusion, which summarizes the research. Review articles, announcements, or critiques do not have a strict internal structure.
There are two types of references in articles, reviews, announcements, or critiques.
The first type is footnotes: references/footnotes only to archives, informational, or short newspaper and website materials that do not contain in-depth analytical analysis. They are automatically formatted with continuous page numbers; author names are italicized, 11-point font, single-spaced.
The second type is in-text references: to publications from the "List of Sources." The author's last name (without initials) is given in square brackets, followed by the year of publication, separated by a comma, and, after a colon (:), the page number. If a source has two authors, the last names are separated by a comma.
Various formatting options for bibliographic footnotes/references can be found on the journal's website in the "Publication Rules" section, then "Formation Samples." Bibliographic descriptions of cited documents/literary sources are formatted in accordance with GOST 7.1-2003, 7.0.5-2008.
The reference to an electronic resource must include the date of access.
Additional recommendations:
— Only automatic hyphenation is allowed in the text;
— When citing, use quotation marks " "; for internal citations, use " ";
— Distinguish between punctuation and graphic symbols "—" (dash: Ctrl + Alt + minus on the right numeric keypad) and "-" (hyphen);
— Use "—" (dash) to indicate spaces between dates, page numbers, etc. For example, 1920—1930; pp. 258—259.
3.2. In the second file, the material should be formatted in the following sequence:
3.2.1. The type of publication is indicated on a separate line on the left—research article, review article, editorial, discussion article, profile, editorial note, book review, article review, play review, etc.
3.2.2. The title of the publication is centered on the next line.
3.2.3. The author(s)' last name, first name, and patronymic, academic degree, and academic rank are on the next line to the left.
3.2.3. The name of the organization (institution) or its division where the author(s) work/work or study/study (without indicating the legal form of the legal entity: Federal State Budgetary Institution of Science, Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education, Public Joint-Stock Company, Joint-Stock Company, etc.)
3.2.4. On the next line to the left, separated by commas, is the address of the organization (institution), its department, where the author(s) work/work or study/study (city and country), the author(s)'s email address (e-mail), SPIN code, and the scientist(s)'s open identifier (Open Researcher and Contributor ID - ORCID) (if available).
3.2.5. On the next line, in width, is an abstract of 200-250 words, which should include a justification of the problem, statement of the question, a description of the methodology and research methods, and the main conclusions.
3.2.6. On the next line, justified, are keywords (10-15 words) that should reflect the subject and terminological scope of the publication (generalized and polysemantic words, as well as phrases containing participial phrases, are not used).
3.2.7. On the next line, justified, are (if necessary) words of gratitude to organizations (institutions), scientific supervisors, and other individuals who assisted in preparing the publication; information about grants, funding for the preparation and publication of the material, projects, and research projects within or as a result of which the article was published (this information is provided preceded by the word "Acknowledgements:").
3.2.8. On the next line, to the left, in English, is the type of publication—research article, review article, editorial article, discussion article, personalities, editorial note, book review, article review, performance review, etc.
3.2.9. On the next line, centered, appear the publication title in English.
3.2.10. On the next line to the left, appear the author(s)' first and last names, academic degree, and academic rank in English (the author(s)' first and last names are given in full; patronymics are abbreviated to one letter; in some cases, due to translation issues, to two letters). The English spelling of the author's first and last names should be in the form previously specified by the author in international citation indexes or the form most frequently used by the author.
3.2.11. On the next line to the left, appear the name of the organization (institution) or its division where the author(s) work or study (without indicating the legal form of the legal entity: Federal State Budgetary Institution of Science, Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education, Public Joint-Stock Company, Joint-Stock Company, etc.).
3.2.12. On the next line, to the left, in English, separated by commas, is the address of the organization (institution) or its department where the author(s) works/works or studies (city and country); the author's email address, SPIN code, and the open identifier of the scientist/scientists (Open Researcher and Contributor ID - ORCID) (if available).
3.2.13. On the next line, justified, is the abstract (Abstract) in English, 200-250 words long, which should include the rationale for the problem, the statement of the question, a description of the methodology and research methods, and the main conclusions.
3.2.14. On the next line, justified, is the keywords (Keywords:) in English (10-15 words), which should reflect the subject and terminological scope of the publication (generalized and polysemantic words, as well as phrases containing participial phrases, are not used).
3.2.15. On the next justified line (if necessary), in English, acknowledgments should be given to organizations (institutions), supervisors, and other individuals who assisted in preparing the publication, along with information about grants, funding for the preparation and publication of the material, projects, and research projects within or as a result of which the article was published (this information should be preceded by the word "Acknowledgments:").
3.2.16. On the next line, centered, should be the List of Sources (Bibliography).
3.2.17. On the next line, centered References.
- Texts will not be accepted for publication in the journal "Intelligentsia and the World" if they:
— contain previously published material;
— have an originality rating of less than 75% when checked for plagiarism;
— are submitted without following publication formatting guidelines;
— represent individual stages of unfinished research;
— the authors refuse technical revision of the publication;
— the authors fail to implement the reviewers' constructive comments or do not provide a reasoned rebuttal.
5. The editors reserve the right to carry out literary editing, correction and shortening of article texts without prejudice to their content and the author’s style.
The description of cited documents/literary sources is formatted in accordance with GOST 7.1-2003, 7.0.5-2008.
List of Sources
The "List of Sources" includes only referenced literature and is organized alphabetically. Works in Russian are listed first, followed by those in foreign languages. For translated publications, the authors of the translations must be indicated. The imprint for books must include the publisher and the total number of pages, and for articles, the page range. Elements such as [text] or authors' names separated by a slash, dashes between descriptive elements, or ISBN should not be included. The "List of Sources" does not include archives, informational materials, or short newspaper and website materials that do not contain in-depth analytical analysis. All such sources are referenced in the text of the article.
References
The "References" list (Latinized list) is formatted according to the Harvard referencing guide and contains all publications from the "Source List" in Latinized form, arranged in the Latin alphabet. Transliteration of publications in "References" is performed using the system adopted by the Library of Congress (LG). For translation rules from Cyrillic to Latin, see: https://translit.ru/ru/lc/ or www.convertcyrillic.com/Convert.aspx.
For Russian-language sources (and other sources published in alphabets other than Latin), the following order of elements should be used in the "References" section, separated by commas (,):
For books, dissertations, and dissertation abstracts:
— the author(s)'s last name and initials (year of publication in brackets) in English translation;
— the title of the book, dissertation, or dissertation abstract in italics, transliterated;
— the English translation of the work in [square brackets];
— the publisher in transliteration;
— the place of publication in English translation;
— the country in English translation;
For articles in journals, collections of articles, conference proceedings, or book chapters:
— the author(s)'s last name and initials (year of publication in brackets) translated into English,
— the English translation of the title of the journal article, conference proceedings, or book chapter in quotation marks (' ') in [square brackets],
— the transliterated title of the journal, collection of articles, conference proceedings, or book in italics,
— the English translation of the title of the journal, collection of articles, conference proceedings, or book in [square brackets],
— the transliterated publisher for collections of articles, conference proceedings, and book chapters,
— the place of publication translated into English for collections of articles, conference proceedings, or books,
— the country translated into English for collections of articles, conference proceedings, or books,
— the page range of the article in the journal, collection Articles, conference proceedings, or books.
The titles of works published in Latin are duplicated in the "List of Sources" and in "References."
For Latinized sources in "References," separated by commas (,), the following order of elements is used:
for books, dissertations, and dissertation abstracts:
—last name and initials of the author(s) (year of publication in parentheses),
—title of the book, dissertation, or dissertation abstract in italics
—publisher, except for dissertations and dissertation abstracts
—place of publication
—country (for the United States, state if necessary)
For articles in journals, collections of articles, conference proceedings, or book chapters:
— last name, initials, and initials of the author(s) (year of publication in parentheses),
— title of the journal article, conference proceedings, or book chapter in quotation marks (' '),
— title of the journal, collection of articles, conference proceedings, or book in italics,
— publisher for collections of articles, conference proceedings, or books,
— place of publication for collections of articles, conference proceedings, or books,
— country (for the United States, specify the state if necessary),
— page range of the journal article, collection of articles, conference proceedings, or book chapter.
If the cited article has a DOI (Digital Object Identifier), it must be included at the end of the description.
In "References," the order of sources is dictated by the Latin alphabet.
Examples of reference formatting, “List of Sources” and “References” are provided on the journal’s website.
Submission Preparation Checklist
As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with each of the following items, and submissions that do not adhere to these guidelines may be returned to the authors.
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