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Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
  • This article has not been previously published or presented for review and publication in another journal (otherwise explain this in the Editor's Notes).
  • The text corresponds to the stylistic and bibliographic requirements of the Guide for Authors.
  • Internet links are presented in the form of full URL.

Author Guidelines

General terms

The problematic, generalizing, and reviewing articles, which have not been published before are accepted for publication in Ukrainian or English.

Sections of proceedings

  • Topical Issues of Philosophical Anthropology
  • Social Aspect of Human Being
  • The Man in Technosphere
  • Anthropological Problems in the History of Philosophy

Terms for manuscripts submission:

  • By February 25 each year; 
  • By September 1 each year  

Article manuscripts should include:

1. License agreement between the author(s) of the article and the proceedings editorial board.

2. File with information about each author – name, surname, and patronymic; post, place of work; academic rank, scientific degree; contact information (telephone, e-mail address); ORCID. Information about the authors is given in Ukrainian and English languages.

3. File with the article 10-11 pages volume (font 12) – up to 45 000 characters with spaces.

Article structure

1. The UDC index - in the upper left corner of the page in the first line, left justification (TNR 12, bold text), the interval before - 0 pts, after - 12 pts.

2. Author information: name, surname, and patronymic (initials), place of work, locality, country, e-mail and ORCID. The interval before the block is 0 pts, after - 12 pts.

3. Title of the article with left justification (font - TNR 14, bold, interval after -12 pts).

4. Abstract (one paragraph, 250-300 words) – full justification, structured (according to the logic of the material description in the article). It should contain the following elements: purpose, theoretical basis, originality, conclusions. The abstract should not repeat the text of the article itself, as well as its title, reference and abbreviati Font TNR 10 pts. Interval after - 0 pts. The abstract should be in Ukrainian and English language.

5. Key words  (6-10  separate  words  and/or  several  phrases)  with  full  justification.  Key words: are given in italics in the front of the list. Separating character is a semicolon, at the end of the list there is no point (the font TNR 10, the interval after - 12 pts).

6. The text  of  the  article  should  be  structured  and  have  the  following  elements: introduction, purpose, statement of basic materials, originality, conclusions. The text of the manuscript is placed with full justification.

7. References – transliterated list of literature (in Latin letters) in alphabetical order; APA style (headline - TNR 11 pts, capital letters).

8. List of reference links (bibliographic description of the sources used in the article, in the original language), is drawn up in accordance with the standard "DSTU 8302:2015. Bibliographic desc General requirements and rules of drafting", from 01.07.2016. WARNING! The order of descriptions is presented according to the order presented in References (without numbering). Title - TNR 11 pts, capital letters.

9. Block in  Ukrainian - the format meets the requirements for the article format: a full list of authors; information about authors; article title; abstract; key words. For non-Ukrainian authors translation of the article title, author information, abstract and key words into Ukrainian is not mandatory.

10. Blocks in English and Latin - the format meets the requirements for the article format: a full list of authors; information about authors; article title; abstract; key words.

More about the elements of the article:

  • Introduction: the relevance of the research, problem definition in general terms and its relevance to important scientific or practical tasks. Research originality substantiation using exploration of the problem based on the analysis of reference links with the obligatory consideration of recent publications in foreign philosophical literature
    (3-4 years ago) with quotations and references in which was initiated or continued the problem solution emphasizing previously unresolved parts;
  • Purpose with the definition of the research task;
  • Statement of basic materials: the theoretical basis and full substantiation of the obtained new scientific results;
  • Originality  contains   theoretical   data,   new   approaches   obtained   during   material comprehension and new solution to the problem, which is a significant step forward as compared to the previous studies;
  • Conclusions: brief summary of the study results and prospects for further exploration.

Requirements for the References and List of Reference Links

  • volume – 7-15 sources (except review articles), issued in accordance with the APA standard in References and DSTU 8302:2015 in the List of Reference Links;
  • most sources should reflect the current state of scientific research and be no older than 3-4 years;
  • not more than 20% of self-citations per author is allowed;
  • all sources should have DOI, digital object identifier (excepting the retro publications) given in a space after the bibliographic description of the source. DOI publications can be found at http://www.crossref.org.;
  • REFERENCES should include a full list of authors for each reference source (as opposed to the domestic DSTU).

Note that in the References, consisting of descriptions of original English-language and/or transliterated Latin sources, and the List of Reference Links (Cyrillic), the order and number of sources coincide and remain unchanged.

If the domestic journal has a parallel English version, use the translated article name and the corresponding journal name.

If the domestic journal is translated into English, use the English version of the journal name and article. Indicate the pages of the translated version of the journal.

Final provisions

The time it takes for an article to go from being accepted by the editorial board to being printed is 0.5–1.5 years.

– it is not acceptable to submit materials that do not comply with the rules established by the publisher, with violation of any requirements to the publication parameters;

– do not submit texts obtained using automatic translation programs;

– do not submit unprepared, incomplete materials;

– do not delay the materials provided by the publisher for correction.

The editor of the scientific collection is personally responsible for making decisions about publication in terms of copyright compliance. The editorial board carefully monitors that your thinking and philosophising are not replaced by editing, quotations, borrowings or plagiarism.

Rejected articles are not reviewed, and no feedback is provided to authors. The editorial board does not engage in dialogue with authors.

Copyright Notice

  1. Authors retain copyright and grant the journal right of first publication with the work simultaneously licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0) that allows others to share the work with an acknowledgement of the work's authorship and initial publication in this journal.
  2. Authors are able to enter into separate, additional contractual arrangements for the non-exclusive distribution of the journal's published version of the work (e.g., post it to an institutional repository or publish it in a book), with an acknowledgement of its initial publication in this journal.
  3. Authors are permitted and encouraged to post their work online (e.g., in institutional repositories or on their website) prior to and during the submission process, as it can lead to productive exchanges, as well as earlier and greater citation of published work (See The Effect of Open Access).

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