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1. Text - The texts submitted to the Editors must be in the Portuguese, English or Spanish languages, and in DOC, DOCX or RTF format (considering they do not exceed 5MB), Times New Roman 12 font, double space, page A4. In this standard, texts must have a minimum of 35 thousand characters and a maximum of 50 thousand characters (with spaces) for article, a minimum of 20 thousand characters and a maximum of 35 thousand characters (with spaces) for bibliographic essays, including titles, notes and bibliographical references and excluding abstracts. The authorship identification of the work must be removed from the file and the 'Properties' option of the Word or RTF document, thus guaranteeing the journal's discretion.
2. Bibliographic notes and references - Notes should be concise. Bibliographical references should not be made in notes, but should appear in the main body of the text. The reference should include the name of the author, followed by the date of publication of the work and the number of the page, separated by a colon.
Examples: According to Cassirer (1979: 46), the synthesis and production by knowledge...
The self that enunciates "I" (Benveniste, 1972: 32)...
3. Bibliographical references – The bibliographical references should constitute a single list at the end of the article, in alphabetical order. They must obey the norms of NBR 6023: 2002, according to the following models:
I) in the case of books: a) author's surname (in capital letters), followed by the name; b) title of the work (italic); c) edition number; d) place of publication; e) name of the publisher; f) date of publication.
Example: BACHELARD, Gaston. La terre et les rêveries de la volonté. Paris: Librairie José Corti, 1984.
II) In the case of an article: a) surname of the author (in capital letters), followed by the name; b) title of the article; c) name of the journal in full (italic); e) place of publication; f) volume and number of the periodical; g) date of publication.
Example: CAMARGO, Aspasia. The uses of oral history and life history: working with political elites. Data, Rio de Janeiro, vol. 27, n. 1, 1984
Documents:
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(1) Statement of ethics, responsibility and originality;
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(2) Transfer of copyright.
1. Declaration of ethics, responsibility and originality shall be as follows:
"I certify my responsibility for the content of the text, designed by me or with my participation, and certify that I have not omitted any links or financing agreements between me and any agencies that may be interested in its publication. I also certify that the text to be submitted is original, does not contain plagiarism, self-plagiarism or publication of fraudulent search results. I further certify that the manuscript has not been and will not be sent to another journal, either in print or in the electronic format, while its publication is being considered by the journal Estudos Históricos".
2. Transfer of copyrights:
"I declare that, in case of acceptance of the article, the journal Estudos Históricos will hold the copyrights related to the text, which will become its exclusive property, any reproduction, total or partial, in any other part or means of disclosure, printed or electronic, without a prior and necessary authorization being requested to me. If obtained the authorization, I declare that I will record the competent acknowledgment to the journal".
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