The journal accepts for publication theoretical and review articles, essays, field notes, book chapters, translations, and reviews. Manuscripts may be submitted in Russian or English. All texts must be prepared in accordance with the journal’s submission guidelines. The journal publishes original materials that have not been previously published. Manuscripts should be sent by email to: el.vyugovskaya@gmail.com.
The journal does not charge any fees for the preparation, publication, or printing of materials and does not pay honoraria to authors.
At the beginning of each article, the following information must be provided: the title of the article; the author’s first name, patronymic, and last name, followed by an em dash and academic degree, academic title, faculty/department, and institutional affiliation; postal address with postal code, city, and country (for authors from Russia, indicating the country is optional); email address; an abstract of up to 500 words containing the main information on the aims of the study, methods, and results obtained; keywords. All of the above information must be repeated in English. A максимально detailed abstract in English is strongly encouraged (please remember that international colleagues will learn about your article primarily through the abstract).
References should be presented as an in-text bibliographic list and arranged alphabetically. In the text, references should be indicated in square brackets with the author’s surname, year of publication, and page number (if necessary), for example: [Ivanov, 2025, p. 136], [Popper, 2005; Spencer, 2023], [Mol, 2008, p. 20].
At the end of the article, two bibliographic lists should be provided: the main list in Russian and in the original languages of the cited publications, and an additional list in English. For the English-language list, we recommend using the English “for citation” form provided in the cited publication; if none is available, titles of books and articles should be translated into English. The main list should follow the journal’s own style, based on GOST R 7.0.5–2008 and the Harvard style. The English-language list should follow the Harvard style.
The same requirements apply to book translations (even if the bibliographies in the books are formatted differently), as well as to essays and review articles.
Example of reference formatting:
Groys, B. Philosophy of Care. Translated from English by A. Fomenko. Moscow: New Literary Observer, 2024.
Dewey, J. Art as Experience. Translated from English by D. Yu. Kralechkin; edited by M. A. Chernova. Moscow: Delo Publishing House, RANEPA, 2024.
Mol, A. The Logic of Care: Health and the Problem of Patient Choice. New York: Routledge, 2008.
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