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Criteria for selecting manuscripts for the journal "Theory and History of Art"
Postgraduates, undergraduates and students provide a review of the supervisor for the submitted articles.
- manuscripts containing previously unpublished research results in the field of current problems of the theory and history of various types of art;
- research that has scientific novelty, originality of the idea that forms the basis of the proposed solution;
- studies containing reasonable conclusions;
- studies containing prospects for the use of its results in academic activities and educational and pedagogical practice;
- manuscripts made in accordance with the stylistic norms of the Russian (or foreign) literary and written language and art history terminology; manuscripts that do not contain incorrect borrowings;
- manuscripts made using modern methods of information analysis and processing;
- manuscripts whose critical and bibliographic apparatus (along with classical works) contains references to new and recent research in the field of theory and history of art;
- manuscripts of articles designed according to the requirements of the Higher Attestation Commission of the Russian Federation;
- manuscripts that have passed internal review with a positive review;
- manuscripts of articles whose author (s) have agreed to their publication.
Postgraduates, undergraduates and students provide a review of the supervisor for the submitted articles.
REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATION OF ARTICLES, PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL
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1. The volume of the article - min up to 1 author. sheet (40,000 characters with spaces, including annotation, bibliography and References), reviews and reviews - up to 0.5 authors. sheet. The text is provided on electronic media in the WORD editor with a printout or by e-mail mtreschalin@mail.ru (files with materials must be named by the author's name).
Times New Roman font, A4 page format. Margins: top - 1.5 cm; bottom, right and left - 2 cm.
1.1. A separate file is provided by the Author's reference in the following form:
– FULL NAME. fully;
– academic degree and academic title;
– position, name of the department, department, sector, etc .;
– name of organization (full) / place of work;
– postal code and address of the organization / place of work;
– postal code and address for correspondence;
– telephone;
– E-mail.
2. The structure of the article should be as follows:
3. Content and structure of the annotation.
The abstract should reflect the main semantic content of the article and its characteristics (using verb forms and phrases of the following type: considered ..., stated ..., approved ..., proposed ..., justified ...; methods are used ..., provisions (concepts, ideas) are justified .. ., an overview is given ...; considered ..., presented ..., identified ..., proposed ...; an analysis is given ..., a conclusion is made ..., a theory (concept) is presented ... etc. .).
In connection with the preparation of the journal "Theory and History of Art" for inclusion in the list of peer-reviewed scientific publications (VAK) and in the future for indexing in the International Information Analytical System Sciverse Scopus, the editorial board of the journal asks to pay special attention to the preparation of annotations in accordance with the peculiarities of this genre.
Requirements for articles
4. Requirements for the design of the sections "References" and References.
After the article, the "References" and References are drawn up in separate sections (font Times New Roman, size 9). The numbering of the "List of references" and references to it in the text are performed WITHOUT using the automatic list.
The set of back-to-text bibliographic references (list of used literature) is drawn up as a list of bibliographic records placed after the text of the document. The numbering is continuous throughout the text. To link with the text of the document, the ordinal number of the bibliographic record in the text link is typed in square brackets in the line with the text of the document. If the link leads to a specific fragment of the text of the document, the quotation, in the reference indicate the serial number and pages on which the link object is placed. Separate the information with a comma. Example: [10] or [10, p. 81].
The objects of compiling a bibliographic reference are also electronic resources of local and remote access. Links are made both to electronic resources in general (electronic documents, databases, portals, sites, web pages, forums, etc.), and to component parts of electronic resources (sections and parts of electronic documents, portals, sites, web -pages, publications in electronic serials, messages on forums, etc.). After the e-mail address, in parentheses, information about the date of access to the electronic network resource is given: after the words "date of access", the date, month and year are indicated.
References to literary sources in Arabic, Chinese and other oriental languages should be given in transliteration using the Latin alphabet.
In the bibliographic description in the References section, the titles of articles from journals and collections are omitted (if you save the titles of articles, you must include their translation into English in the description); original titles of books (monographs, collections, conference proceedings) published in Cyrillic are given in transliteration (in italics) and in English (in square brackets); output data (city for book editions), volume (vol.), number (no.), pages (pp., p.)) are translated into English. Mandatory output data: for articles from journals - year, volume, number, pages; for book publications - place of publication, year, number of pages. If the "References" contains all references only in the Latin alphabet, then the References section may be absent.
One GOST transliteration system is used (see Internet).
Attention! In the text, all hyperlinks must be inactive (disabled).
5. Registration of links. References to the cited literature are made out in the text when using direct quotation (if the quotation is a detailed, complete statement) in square brackets. The quotation must be included in the text of the article, that is, it must be accompanied by the words of the author indicating the source of the citation, for example: In the work "Dialectics of Myth" (1930) A.F. Losev writes: "The text of the quotation" [1, p. 15] (the first digit denotes the ordinal number in the List of references, the second - the page of the cited source). If methods of indirect citation or partial citation are used (i.e., individual words, phrases, turns of speech), then the link is drawn up as a subscript (in the text - superscript; at the bottom of the page - under a solid line separating the main text, font Times New Roman, size 9, a bibliographic description of the cited source is given, for example: 1See: Igosheva T.V. Early Lyrics of A.A. Blok (1898-1904): Poetics of Religious Symbolism.M .: Global Com, 2013. P. 15-25 [ one])). As well as a subscript link (superscript), author's notes are also formatted.
6. Authors of articles published in the original language (English, German, French) additionally provide an abstract of the article in the volume of 4500 characters without spaces (700 words) in Russian.
Times New Roman font, A4 page format. Margins: top - 1.5 cm; bottom, right and left - 2 cm.
1.1. A separate file is provided by the Author's reference in the following form:
– FULL NAME. fully;
– academic degree and academic title;
– position, name of the department, department, sector, etc .;
– name of organization (full) / place of work;
– postal code and address of the organization / place of work;
– postal code and address for correspondence;
– telephone;
– E-mail.
2. The structure of the article should be as follows:
- UDC and BBK are put down in the upper left corner;
- at 1.0 spacing, the title of the article is printed in the center, in lowercase letters, bold font, size 11, hyphenation is prohibited (in Russian);
- after 1.0 interval the author's / authors' full name (initials are placed before the surname) in the center with a capital letter in lowercase letters (II Ivanov), without indicating the degree and rank, size 11 (in Russian); below the full name of the organization, its address with postal code, country (in Russian) and the author's email address, size 9 are indicated in lower case letters;
- at intervals of 1.0, the abstract is printed (from 200 to 250 words (1500-1800 characters without spaces)), size 9, in italics (in Russian);
- at intervals of 1.0, key words are printed (from 10 to 15 words), size 9, in italics (in Russian);
- at 1.0 interval in English the following are printed: the title of the article, the author / authors are centered with a capital letter in lowercase letters, the font is light (indicate the full name of the organization, its address, country), the abstract and keywords - in the same sequence and in in accordance with the same requirements as in Russian;
- at 1.0 spacing, the text of the article is printed, size 11, line spacing throughout the text - single, paragraph indentation - 1 cm (5 characters), automatic word wrap is on, quotes throughout the text are only angular, except for sentences when there are quotes inside quotation marks (drawn up according to the rules of the Russian language);
- at 1.0 interval, a bibliographic list in Russian (title "References") and a list of references in Latin (title References) are printed (include used literature; all authors are indicated in the bibliographic description).
3. Content and structure of the annotation.
The abstract should reflect the main semantic content of the article and its characteristics (using verb forms and phrases of the following type: considered ..., stated ..., approved ..., proposed ..., justified ...; methods are used ..., provisions (concepts, ideas) are justified .. ., an overview is given ...; considered ..., presented ..., identified ..., proposed ...; an analysis is given ..., a conclusion is made ..., a theory (concept) is presented ... etc. .).
In connection with the preparation of the journal "Theory and History of Art" for inclusion in the list of peer-reviewed scientific publications (VAK) and in the future for indexing in the International Information Analytical System Sciverse Scopus, the editorial board of the journal asks to pay special attention to the preparation of annotations in accordance with the peculiarities of this genre.
Requirements for articles
4. Requirements for the design of the sections "References" and References.
After the article, the "References" and References are drawn up in separate sections (font Times New Roman, size 9). The numbering of the "List of references" and references to it in the text are performed WITHOUT using the automatic list.
The set of back-to-text bibliographic references (list of used literature) is drawn up as a list of bibliographic records placed after the text of the document. The numbering is continuous throughout the text. To link with the text of the document, the ordinal number of the bibliographic record in the text link is typed in square brackets in the line with the text of the document. If the link leads to a specific fragment of the text of the document, the quotation, in the reference indicate the serial number and pages on which the link object is placed. Separate the information with a comma. Example: [10] or [10, p. 81].
The objects of compiling a bibliographic reference are also electronic resources of local and remote access. Links are made both to electronic resources in general (electronic documents, databases, portals, sites, web pages, forums, etc.), and to component parts of electronic resources (sections and parts of electronic documents, portals, sites, web -pages, publications in electronic serials, messages on forums, etc.). After the e-mail address, in parentheses, information about the date of access to the electronic network resource is given: after the words "date of access", the date, month and year are indicated.
References to literary sources in Arabic, Chinese and other oriental languages should be given in transliteration using the Latin alphabet.
In the bibliographic description in the References section, the titles of articles from journals and collections are omitted (if you save the titles of articles, you must include their translation into English in the description); original titles of books (monographs, collections, conference proceedings) published in Cyrillic are given in transliteration (in italics) and in English (in square brackets); output data (city for book editions), volume (vol.), number (no.), pages (pp., p.)) are translated into English. Mandatory output data: for articles from journals - year, volume, number, pages; for book publications - place of publication, year, number of pages. If the "References" contains all references only in the Latin alphabet, then the References section may be absent.
One GOST transliteration system is used (see Internet).
Attention! In the text, all hyperlinks must be inactive (disabled).
5. Registration of links. References to the cited literature are made out in the text when using direct quotation (if the quotation is a detailed, complete statement) in square brackets. The quotation must be included in the text of the article, that is, it must be accompanied by the words of the author indicating the source of the citation, for example: In the work "Dialectics of Myth" (1930) A.F. Losev writes: "The text of the quotation" [1, p. 15] (the first digit denotes the ordinal number in the List of references, the second - the page of the cited source). If methods of indirect citation or partial citation are used (i.e., individual words, phrases, turns of speech), then the link is drawn up as a subscript (in the text - superscript; at the bottom of the page - under a solid line separating the main text, font Times New Roman, size 9, a bibliographic description of the cited source is given, for example: 1See: Igosheva T.V. Early Lyrics of A.A. Blok (1898-1904): Poetics of Religious Symbolism.M .: Global Com, 2013. P. 15-25 [ one])). As well as a subscript link (superscript), author's notes are also formatted.
6. Authors of articles published in the original language (English, German, French) additionally provide an abstract of the article in the volume of 4500 characters without spaces (700 words) in Russian.
ILLUSTRATIONS
Attention! Publications of scientific articles of the Higher Attestation Commission contain illustrations and tables that must be drawn up in accordance with the requirements of GOST.
7. Illustrations (drawings) must be MANDATORY sent in separate files in polygraphic resolution (300 dots per inch (dpi)) in formats: jpg, tiff; ai, eps.
8. The name of the illustration files must contain its number corresponding to its number in the text, and the author's surname.
9. Illustrations should be inserted in-place into the text in Microsoft Word.
Figures are placed in the text as needed to clarify the text. They can be located both in the text itself, immediately after the text to which they refer, or at the end. It is not allowed to insert pictures and captions into table windows. Illustrations must comply with GOST regulations. Illustrations are numbered sequentially and in Arabic numerals. The exceptions are illustrations in the appendices. In this case, a separate numbering in Arabic numerals is used for illustrations of the application with the addition of the designation of this application. For example:
Figure B-2.
The illustrations can be numbered within the section. Moreover, its number includes the number of the section and the number of the illustration itself in the section. Example:
Figure 3.2.
An example of a link to a figure in the text:
Figure 2 shows a diagram of the algorithm for finding the maximum element in an array of numbers. The input data here is an array of real numbers, and the output is the number of the array element corresponding to the maximum number ...
An example of a caption caption:
Figure 2 - Scheme of the algorithm for finding the maximum element in an array of numbers
(no dot)
If there is only one drawing, it is not numbered.
10. Drawings, graphs, diagrams, diagrams, illustrations placed in publications must comply with the requirements of state standards of the Unified System for Design Documentation (ESKD).
11. Text design of illustrations in electronic documents: Times New Roman or Symbol font, 9 point size, Greek symbols - direct type, Latin - italic.
7. Illustrations (drawings) must be MANDATORY sent in separate files in polygraphic resolution (300 dots per inch (dpi)) in formats: jpg, tiff; ai, eps.
8. The name of the illustration files must contain its number corresponding to its number in the text, and the author's surname.
9. Illustrations should be inserted in-place into the text in Microsoft Word.
Figures are placed in the text as needed to clarify the text. They can be located both in the text itself, immediately after the text to which they refer, or at the end. It is not allowed to insert pictures and captions into table windows. Illustrations must comply with GOST regulations. Illustrations are numbered sequentially and in Arabic numerals. The exceptions are illustrations in the appendices. In this case, a separate numbering in Arabic numerals is used for illustrations of the application with the addition of the designation of this application. For example:
Figure B-2.
The illustrations can be numbered within the section. Moreover, its number includes the number of the section and the number of the illustration itself in the section. Example:
Figure 3.2.
An example of a link to a figure in the text:
Figure 2 shows a diagram of the algorithm for finding the maximum element in an array of numbers. The input data here is an array of real numbers, and the output is the number of the array element corresponding to the maximum number ...
An example of a caption caption:
Figure 2 - Scheme of the algorithm for finding the maximum element in an array of numbers
(no dot)
If there is only one drawing, it is not numbered.
10. Drawings, graphs, diagrams, diagrams, illustrations placed in publications must comply with the requirements of state standards of the Unified System for Design Documentation (ESKD).
11. Text design of illustrations in electronic documents: Times New Roman or Symbol font, 9 point size, Greek symbols - direct type, Latin - italic.
TABLES
12. All tables should have a title (title) and links in the text. The name should reflect their content, be precise, concise, placed above the table. The table should be placed immediately after the paragraph in which it is first mentioned. A table with a large number of lines is allowed to wrap to another page. As a rule, the headings of the graphs are written parallel to the rows of the table; if necessary, the perpendicular arrangement of the headings of the columns is allowed.
13. When preparing tables, it should be taken into account whether the magazine has the technical ability to produce inserts for multi-column tables that do not fit on a full spread of the magazine format. Text formatting of tables in electronic documents: Times New Roman or Symbol font, 9 point size, Greek symbols - direct type, Latin - italic. Tables do not need to be presented in separate documents.
13. When preparing tables, it should be taken into account whether the magazine has the technical ability to produce inserts for multi-column tables that do not fit on a full spread of the magazine format. Text formatting of tables in electronic documents: Times New Roman or Symbol font, 9 point size, Greek symbols - direct type, Latin - italic. Tables do not need to be presented in separate documents.
EQUATIONS AND FORMULAS
14. Equations and formulas should be typed either using the standard MS Word plug-in - Equation, or the MathType program, or the formula editor in the OpenOffice Math package. Equations and formulas should be separated from the text on a separate line. Above and below each formula or equation, at least one free line must be left. If the equation does not fit on one line, then it must be wrapped after the equal sign (=) or after the plus (+), minus (-), multiplication (×), division (:) or other mathematical signs, and the sign at the beginning the next line is repeated.
15. An explanation of the meanings of symbols and numerical coefficients should be given directly under the formula in the same sequence in which they are given in the formula. Formulas in the report should be numbered with sequential numbering throughout the entire report in Arabic numerals in parentheses in the extreme right position on the line.
Example:
A = a: b, (1)
B = c: e. (2)
References in the text to ordinal numbers of formulas are given in brackets.
Example - ... in formula (1), etc.
The order of presentation in the publication of mathematical equations is the same as for formulas.
15. An explanation of the meanings of symbols and numerical coefficients should be given directly under the formula in the same sequence in which they are given in the formula. Formulas in the report should be numbered with sequential numbering throughout the entire report in Arabic numerals in parentheses in the extreme right position on the line.
Example:
A = a: b, (1)
B = c: e. (2)
References in the text to ordinal numbers of formulas are given in brackets.
Example - ... in formula (1), etc.
The order of presentation in the publication of mathematical equations is the same as for formulas.
DESIGN OF APPLICATIONS
16. Applications are of two types: informational and mandatory. Informational applications can be of a reference and recommended nature.
Requirements of the editors of VAK journals The text must contain links to all appendices. And the applications themselves are arranged in the order of priority of references to them in the text. An exception is the Bibliography Appendix, which always follows the latter.
Each appendix begins on a new page with its name and below it, in parentheses, is marked “required” if it is required and “recommended” or “reference” if it is informational.
17. Applications are designated in Russian or Latin capital letters that follow its name and have continuous pagination with all the text.
The documents contained in the appendix are designated by its capital letter and have their own number in this appendix. If there is a content of the text, then it must indicate all annexes with their numbers and titles.
Requirements of the editors of VAK journals The text must contain links to all appendices. And the applications themselves are arranged in the order of priority of references to them in the text. An exception is the Bibliography Appendix, which always follows the latter.
Each appendix begins on a new page with its name and below it, in parentheses, is marked “required” if it is required and “recommended” or “reference” if it is informational.
17. Applications are designated in Russian or Latin capital letters that follow its name and have continuous pagination with all the text.
The documents contained in the appendix are designated by its capital letter and have their own number in this appendix. If there is a content of the text, then it must indicate all annexes with their numbers and titles.
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Registration conditions
1. By registering as the author of the journal “Theory and History of Art” on its website http://art-magazine.pro, the author consents to the processing of their personal data.
2. The author’s e-mail address provided during registration is published with their articles as a contact address for readers to discuss the material.
3. The author’s e-mail address provided during registration is used to send notifications concerning the review procedure.
4. The author’s phone number indicated during registration is not published or shared with third parties, except when the editorial board is legally required to do so under Russian Federation law. The editorial board uses the phone number to promptly resolve urgent publication issues.
1. By registering as the author of the journal “Theory and History of Art” on its website http://art-magazine.pro, the author consents to the processing of their personal data.
2. The author’s e-mail address provided during registration is published with their articles as a contact address for readers to discuss the material.
3. The author’s e-mail address provided during registration is used to send notifications concerning the review procedure.
4. The author’s phone number indicated during registration is not published or shared with third parties, except when the editorial board is legally required to do so under Russian Federation law. The editorial board uses the phone number to promptly resolve urgent publication issues.
The procedure for reviewing articles in the journal
"Theory and History of Art"
"Theory and History of Art"
1. The purpose of reviewing articles submitted to the editorial office of “Theory and History of Art” (THА) is to ensure they are in the scope of the journal and to obtain an independent expert assessment of their relevance, theoretical significance and practical implications.
2. Prior to the review procedure all articles undergo a check for improper borrowings using the “Anti-Plagiarism” system. Successful verification presupposes that the unique text comprises no less than 80% of the total.
3. After successful verification the editor-in-chief determines whether the article meets the journal’s profile and technical requirements. Subsequently, the article undergoes an external experts’ assessment.
4. Reviewing process is conducted anonymously.
5. External independent reviewers invited by THА are recognized experts in the field of art theory, art history and art criticism, with relevant publications within the recent 5 years.
6. If there is a conflict of interest, reviewers must notify the editorial board and/or the editor-in-chief and decline the manuscript reviewing. The editorial board informs the reviewers about additional responsibilities and the importance of adhering to ethical standards (refer to the section “Ethical Policy”).
7. The reviewers evaluate the article based on the following essential criteria to take an objective decision on the publication acceptance:
- relevance of the topic to the goals of the journal;
- alignment of the content with its title;
- quality of the abstract in conveying the essence of the research, its methodology and the significance of the obtained results;
- clarity and accuracy of the article in presenting objectives, methodology and main results;
- significance of conclusions and persuasiveness of argumentation, including novelty, logics, validity and reliability;
- exhaustiveness of the used literature; the author’s assessment of their relevance and sufficiency for addressing the objectives;
- compliance with formal requirements for academic articles, including full and proper structure (clear and exhaustive state of the art, posing the scientific problem, using relevant methods, critical assessment of the results), appropriate presentation style (meaningful tables, diagrams, drawings, formulas, bibliographic references), and the list of reference;
- scientific value, which reflects the degree of scientific novelty, and the article’s contribution to the field.
8. The authors are notified about the receipt of the article and its submission within seven days. The terms of reviewing are agreed upon with the experts in advance and do not exceed two months.
9. If the article is beyond the scope of the journal, does not meet its requirements, or lacks in scientific novelty or practical significance, the editorial board has the right to reject the article. The editorial board of THА does sends the authors neither the copies of reviews nor a reasoned refusal to publish.
10. The article rejected by the reviewers is not accepted for re-consideration.
11. A positive assessment of the article by the reviewer does not guarantee the publication of the article. The final decision is made by the editorial board of the journal.
12. After the editorial board makes a final decision on the publication of the article, the author receives a notification indicating the expected publication dates. On the author’s request, the editorial board provides a document of acceptance of the article for publication of the established sample.
13. If necessary, the editorial board carries out literary, scientific, and technical editing of the manuscript and coordinates with the authors on its preliminary version (in Word format) and the final one (PDF layout). The author of the article is responsible for the accuracy of the names, quotations, formulas, data and references provided in the article.
14. No publication fee is paid.
2. Prior to the review procedure all articles undergo a check for improper borrowings using the “Anti-Plagiarism” system. Successful verification presupposes that the unique text comprises no less than 80% of the total.
3. After successful verification the editor-in-chief determines whether the article meets the journal’s profile and technical requirements. Subsequently, the article undergoes an external experts’ assessment.
4. Reviewing process is conducted anonymously.
5. External independent reviewers invited by THА are recognized experts in the field of art theory, art history and art criticism, with relevant publications within the recent 5 years.
6. If there is a conflict of interest, reviewers must notify the editorial board and/or the editor-in-chief and decline the manuscript reviewing. The editorial board informs the reviewers about additional responsibilities and the importance of adhering to ethical standards (refer to the section “Ethical Policy”).
7. The reviewers evaluate the article based on the following essential criteria to take an objective decision on the publication acceptance:
- relevance of the topic to the goals of the journal;
- alignment of the content with its title;
- quality of the abstract in conveying the essence of the research, its methodology and the significance of the obtained results;
- clarity and accuracy of the article in presenting objectives, methodology and main results;
- significance of conclusions and persuasiveness of argumentation, including novelty, logics, validity and reliability;
- exhaustiveness of the used literature; the author’s assessment of their relevance and sufficiency for addressing the objectives;
- compliance with formal requirements for academic articles, including full and proper structure (clear and exhaustive state of the art, posing the scientific problem, using relevant methods, critical assessment of the results), appropriate presentation style (meaningful tables, diagrams, drawings, formulas, bibliographic references), and the list of reference;
- scientific value, which reflects the degree of scientific novelty, and the article’s contribution to the field.
8. The authors are notified about the receipt of the article and its submission within seven days. The terms of reviewing are agreed upon with the experts in advance and do not exceed two months.
9. If the article is beyond the scope of the journal, does not meet its requirements, or lacks in scientific novelty or practical significance, the editorial board has the right to reject the article. The editorial board of THА does sends the authors neither the copies of reviews nor a reasoned refusal to publish.
10. The article rejected by the reviewers is not accepted for re-consideration.
11. A positive assessment of the article by the reviewer does not guarantee the publication of the article. The final decision is made by the editorial board of the journal.
12. After the editorial board makes a final decision on the publication of the article, the author receives a notification indicating the expected publication dates. On the author’s request, the editorial board provides a document of acceptance of the article for publication of the established sample.
13. If necessary, the editorial board carries out literary, scientific, and technical editing of the manuscript and coordinates with the authors on its preliminary version (in Word format) and the final one (PDF layout). The author of the article is responsible for the accuracy of the names, quotations, formulas, data and references provided in the article.
14. No publication fee is paid.
Ethical principles of the publication
Responsibility of the authors, the editorial board of the journal "Theory and History of Art" and reviewers
Responsibility of the authors, the editorial board of the journal "Theory and History of Art" and reviewers
The editorial board of the journal “Theory and History of Art” (THA) welcomes openness, benevolence, sociability, and a shared pursuit of knowledge in its relationships with authors and readers.
In accordance with ethical standards and guidelines of publishing papers in international scientific journals, the editorial board of THA proceeds from mandatory principles established for scientific materials concerning authors, reviewers, editorial board members, editors, and publishing staff.
1. Responsibilities of the Authors
1.1. By submitting an article for publishing in THA the authors confirm that this article has not been published elsewhere.
1.2. Authors are responsible for the content of the article. Articles should use only original scientific data. If materials from other researchers are borrowed, appropriate references must be provided. Plagiarism and reproduction of any elements (text, graphics, primary data, etc.) without reference to the original sources are unacceptable.
1.3. The results discussed in the article must meet the criterion of reproducibility. Authors must rely upon justified research methods and present the reliable results.
1.4. Privately obtained information, such as in correspondence, conversation or discussion with third parties, as well as through providing confidential services, may be used or disclosed only with written permission from the source of that information.
1.5. If authors discover a significant error or inaccuracy in their already published article, they should immediately notify the editorial board of THA or the publisher and collaborate with the editorial board to review or correct the article. If members of the editorial board or the publisher learn from a third party that the published work contains a significant error, they should promptly inform the authors. It is the authors’ responsibility to provide corrections or evidence supporting the accuracy of the submitted data as soon as possible.
1.6. Authors may initiate the publication of an article that has already been published in their native language in translation. Such cases will be subject to special consideration at a meeting of THA editorial board under the condition of a mandatory compliance to ethical principles by all parties involved.
1.7. Authors are responsible for specifying the sources of financial support for the project, as well as referring to the individuals contributed to the research.
2. Responsibilities of THA Editorial Board
2.1. The editorial board of THA considers previously unpublished articles containing original material or a detailed review on a topic within the scope the journal. If a previously published work appears to overlap with the results of the article under review by more than 50% based on Anti-Plagiarism check, the editorial board reserves the right to refuse the publication.
2.2. The editorial board of THA is responsible for deciding whether to accept or refuse the articles proposed for consideration based on its scientific and practical significance of the material, as well as its compliance with the journal’s requirements.
2.3. Members of the editorial board must not disclose information about articles submitted to review, except to the individuals directly involved in the conducting the research and the publication process.
2.4. In the process of reviewing the editors should thoroughly study the presented unique information, but they are prohibited to use it in their own research or for other personal purposes. The use of such information is permitted only after the article’s official publication.
2.5. Editors are required to monitor the accuracy and correctness of citations in the articles approved for publication.
3. Responsibilities of the Reviewers
3.1. The review process of articles in THA is anonymous. Authors are not informed about the identities of the reviewers. However, if requested by the reviewer and with their written consent, their name may be disclosed to the authors.
3.2. Reviewers should not disclose information about the articles submitted for review to third parties.
3.3. Before publication reviewers are prohibited to use the information presented in the article under review for their own research or other personal purposes.
3.4. If a reviewer is generally positive to the article under review, but has significant comments to make, these comments may be published with the agreement of the editorial board, while the author allows to publicly respond to the reviewer in the journal.
3.5. Reviewers are expected to have provided their scientific review before the deadlines pre-agreed with the editorial board. Should a reviewer be unable to meet the specified terms, they must immediately notify the editor-in-chief.
3.6. When conducting their evaluation, reviewers should aim for the highest level of objectivity. The only criterion for evaluating an article is its scientific significance. If there is any form of conflict of interest between the reviewer and the author, the reviewer must immediately inform the editor-in-chief and decline to review the article.
4. Conflict of Interest
All parties should avoid conflicts of interest in any form at all stages of the publication process. If any conflict of interest takes place, the one having disclosed it must immediately inform the editor-in-chief. The same applies to any violations of generally accepted ethical norms and principles.
In accordance with ethical standards and guidelines of publishing papers in international scientific journals, the editorial board of THA proceeds from mandatory principles established for scientific materials concerning authors, reviewers, editorial board members, editors, and publishing staff.
1. Responsibilities of the Authors
1.1. By submitting an article for publishing in THA the authors confirm that this article has not been published elsewhere.
1.2. Authors are responsible for the content of the article. Articles should use only original scientific data. If materials from other researchers are borrowed, appropriate references must be provided. Plagiarism and reproduction of any elements (text, graphics, primary data, etc.) without reference to the original sources are unacceptable.
1.3. The results discussed in the article must meet the criterion of reproducibility. Authors must rely upon justified research methods and present the reliable results.
1.4. Privately obtained information, such as in correspondence, conversation or discussion with third parties, as well as through providing confidential services, may be used or disclosed only with written permission from the source of that information.
1.5. If authors discover a significant error or inaccuracy in their already published article, they should immediately notify the editorial board of THA or the publisher and collaborate with the editorial board to review or correct the article. If members of the editorial board or the publisher learn from a third party that the published work contains a significant error, they should promptly inform the authors. It is the authors’ responsibility to provide corrections or evidence supporting the accuracy of the submitted data as soon as possible.
1.6. Authors may initiate the publication of an article that has already been published in their native language in translation. Such cases will be subject to special consideration at a meeting of THA editorial board under the condition of a mandatory compliance to ethical principles by all parties involved.
1.7. Authors are responsible for specifying the sources of financial support for the project, as well as referring to the individuals contributed to the research.
2. Responsibilities of THA Editorial Board
2.1. The editorial board of THA considers previously unpublished articles containing original material or a detailed review on a topic within the scope the journal. If a previously published work appears to overlap with the results of the article under review by more than 50% based on Anti-Plagiarism check, the editorial board reserves the right to refuse the publication.
2.2. The editorial board of THA is responsible for deciding whether to accept or refuse the articles proposed for consideration based on its scientific and practical significance of the material, as well as its compliance with the journal’s requirements.
2.3. Members of the editorial board must not disclose information about articles submitted to review, except to the individuals directly involved in the conducting the research and the publication process.
2.4. In the process of reviewing the editors should thoroughly study the presented unique information, but they are prohibited to use it in their own research or for other personal purposes. The use of such information is permitted only after the article’s official publication.
2.5. Editors are required to monitor the accuracy and correctness of citations in the articles approved for publication.
3. Responsibilities of the Reviewers
3.1. The review process of articles in THA is anonymous. Authors are not informed about the identities of the reviewers. However, if requested by the reviewer and with their written consent, their name may be disclosed to the authors.
3.2. Reviewers should not disclose information about the articles submitted for review to third parties.
3.3. Before publication reviewers are prohibited to use the information presented in the article under review for their own research or other personal purposes.
3.4. If a reviewer is generally positive to the article under review, but has significant comments to make, these comments may be published with the agreement of the editorial board, while the author allows to publicly respond to the reviewer in the journal.
3.5. Reviewers are expected to have provided their scientific review before the deadlines pre-agreed with the editorial board. Should a reviewer be unable to meet the specified terms, they must immediately notify the editor-in-chief.
3.6. When conducting their evaluation, reviewers should aim for the highest level of objectivity. The only criterion for evaluating an article is its scientific significance. If there is any form of conflict of interest between the reviewer and the author, the reviewer must immediately inform the editor-in-chief and decline to review the article.
4. Conflict of Interest
All parties should avoid conflicts of interest in any form at all stages of the publication process. If any conflict of interest takes place, the one having disclosed it must immediately inform the editor-in-chief. The same applies to any violations of generally accepted ethical norms and principles.
Copyright and license policy of the journal
The journal allows authors to preserve their copyrights without any restrictions. All authors automatically acquire copyright to their works at the time of their creation. Copyright is protected by the current legislation of the Russian Federation.
The type of license supported by the publisher's journals: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) – License "With indication of authorship – Non-commercial".
The journal has free access: articles can be read, downloaded, copied, distributed, printed and referenced to their full texts with an indication of authorship for non-commercial purposes in accordance with the terms of the License "With an indication of authorship – Non-Commercial" (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License).
On the pages of the journal "Theory and History of Art" is welcome:
- share (share): copy and distribute the material on any medium and in any format;
- adapt (create derivative materials): make remixes, modify, and create new things based on this material. The licensor does not have the right to revoke these freedoms as long as you comply with the terms of the license.
The above rights are exercised subject to the following conditions:
- attribution: providing an appropriate indication of authorship, providing a link to the license and indicating the changes made to the work. This can be done in any reasonable way, but not in a way that implies that the licensor approves of you or your way of using the work;
- non-commercial: the material cannot be used for commercial purposes;
- no additional restrictions: the author does not have the right to apply legal restrictions or technological measures that create legal obstacles for others in the implementation of actions permitted by the license.
Open Access Policy
We support the Budapest Open Access Initiative (Budapest Open Access Initiative), which ensures immediate and unhindered access to full texts of scientific articles. This fundamental principle serves best interests of the scientific community.
The type of license supported by the publisher's journals: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) – License "With indication of authorship – Non-commercial".
The journal has free access: articles can be read, downloaded, copied, distributed, printed and referenced to their full texts with an indication of authorship for non-commercial purposes in accordance with the terms of the License "With an indication of authorship – Non-Commercial" (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License).
On the pages of the journal "Theory and History of Art" is welcome:
- share (share): copy and distribute the material on any medium and in any format;
- adapt (create derivative materials): make remixes, modify, and create new things based on this material. The licensor does not have the right to revoke these freedoms as long as you comply with the terms of the license.
The above rights are exercised subject to the following conditions:
- attribution: providing an appropriate indication of authorship, providing a link to the license and indicating the changes made to the work. This can be done in any reasonable way, but not in a way that implies that the licensor approves of you or your way of using the work;
- non-commercial: the material cannot be used for commercial purposes;
- no additional restrictions: the author does not have the right to apply legal restrictions or technological measures that create legal obstacles for others in the implementation of actions permitted by the license.
Open Access Policy
We support the Budapest Open Access Initiative (Budapest Open Access Initiative), which ensures immediate and unhindered access to full texts of scientific articles. This fundamental principle serves best interests of the scientific community.