Information For Authors

Information for Authors

Are you interested in publishing with Lógoi. Revista de Filosofía? We cordially invite researchers, scholars, and thinkers within the global philosophical community to submit their original, unpublished manuscripts to our Articles, Communications, Discussions, or Book Reviews sections.

To ensure a successful submission process and prevent delays during the initial screening phase, we highly recommend following these three essential steps:

  1. Policy and Scope Review: Verify that your manuscript's topic strictly aligns with the core areas detailed in our [Focus and scope] section.
  2. Formatting and Citation: The text must rigorously comply with the length, anonymization, and bibliographic requirements of the Chicago-Deusto (17th edition) style guidelines, available in our [Author Guidelines].
  3. Registration and OJS Upload:
  4. Authors must [Register] and log into the OJS platform to initiate the 5-step submission process. It is mandatory to complete the metadata for all co-authors, including their official institutional affiliations standardized via the ROR (Research Organization Registry) identifier and their updated ORCID profiles.

Lógoi operates under the Diamond Open Access model; therefore, the entire process of submission, peer review (double-blind), copyediting, and publication is completely free of charge for authors (no Article Processing Charges / APCs).

 Copyright Notice

- Lógoi. Revista de Filosofía, recognizes the importance of copyrights, and for no reason, intends to request the transfer of these rights, for which reason, the authors retain the economic rights of their document.

- Lógoi. Revista de Filosofía maintains the right, license to reproduce, distribute and publish for the first time the author's work, once it has been approved by the Editorial Board and reviewed by the referees. The author must ensure that the work is unpublished.

- The author has the right to distribute or publish his or her work in other spaces he or she considers appropriate, after it has been published in the journal; however, Lógoi. Revista de Filosofía retains of the layout edition published in its repositories.

- Lógoi. Revista de Filosofía has the license to reproduce, publish, preserve, distribute, promote, share or archive the author's work in its repositories.

- The author grants Lógoi. Revista de Filosofía the right to proofread and layout the work according to the format, standards and guidelines indicated in the instructions for authors of Lógoi. Revista de Filosofía.

 

Use of the TURNITIN Platform to detect possible plagiarism.

All manuscripts submitted for consideration for publication in Lógoi. Revista de Filosofía must adequately reference all the bibliographic sources used, including references to graphs, tables, illustrations, annexes or any other aside, clearly indicating the source when it comes to third parties, according to the guidelines of the document (See the instructions for the authors). When submitting the paper to the Journal, the authors must guarantee in writing that the text was submitted to its proper revision to avoid plagiarism.

Lógoi. Revista de Filosofía considers that plagiarism is the misappropriation of intellectual property and the non-attributed verbatim copy of the person's work; Therefore, the received manuscripts can be verified by the editor, who submits them to the semantic coincidence analysis through the TURNITIN anti-plagiarism software.

Lógoi. Revista de Filosofía maintains a zero-tolerance policy regarding plagiarism. All received manuscripts are screened using Turnitin similarity detection software and open-access verification tools prior to the peer-review process.

  1. Acceptance Threshold: A similarity index below 20% is generally considered acceptable, provided there are no uncredited identical blocks of text.
  2. Verification Procedure: All submitted manuscripts undergo formal screening via Turnitin similarity software before entering the peer-review process. If a higher percentage or evidence of plagiarism, self-plagiarism, or redundant submission is detected, the editorial team will request clarification from the author or proceed with the immediate rejection of the manuscript, following the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) protocols.