Submissions
Submission Preparation Checklist
All submissions must meet the following requirements.
- The manuscript is original, has not been previously published, and is not simultaneously under consideration by another publication.
- All identified authors and contributors have reviewed and approved the submitted version and agree to its submission to Jules Verne.
- The contribution fits the focus and scope of Jules Verne and has been prepared in accordance with the Author Guidelines.
- All sources used are properly identified, and the bibliographic references correspond to the citations included in the manuscript.
- The authors hold the necessary permissions or licenses to reproduce any third-party copyrighted material included in the submission.
- Funding sources and potential conflicts of interest related to the contribution have been disclosed, or explicitly identified as not applicable.
- When required by the review method, the manuscript and files intended for peer review do not contain information that could identify their authors.
Research Articles
The Research Articles section welcomes original contributions to the study and understanding of issues related to literature, the humanities, critical thought and culture.
Submissions may include research grounded in relevant concepts, clearly stated methodologies, analysis and discussion of findings, as appropriate to the discipline. Manuscripts must offer an identifiable contribution, support their arguments with relevant sources and follow the academic conventions of their field.
Articles undergo an initial editorial assessment and, when deemed suitable, external peer review. As a general standard, the journal seeks two independent assessments. Editorial decisions remain the responsibility of the journal's editorial leadership and are not determined solely by reviewers' recommendations.
Submissions must be original, must not be under consideration by another publication at the same time and must disclose any previous presentation, dissemination or publication, including versions arising from conferences, colloquia and academic meetings.
Presentation at a conference or participation in an academic event does not guarantee publication. Manuscripts must comply with the applicable author guidelines and editorial policies.
Essays
The Essays section welcomes reflective and critical contributions addressing literary, philosophical, humanistic and cultural questions. It seeks to encourage the development of ideas, well-grounded interpretation and dialogue across different perspectives.
Submissions should present a recognizable thesis or central argument, develop coherent reasoning and support their claims with relevant references and sources where appropriate. Particular consideration is given to originality of approach, depth of reflection and clarity of expression.
Contributions undergo editorial assessment and, depending on their nature and scope, may require specialist or external evaluation. Publication decisions remain the responsibility of the journal's editorial team.
Submissions must be original and disclose any previous dissemination or publication. Presentation at conferences, colloquia or other events does not guarantee acceptance.
Reviews and Criticism
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The <strong>Reviews and Criticism</strong> section features
critical examinations of books, publications, artistic works
and other cultural expressions. It seeks to foster critical
reading and contribute to discussion surrounding intellectual
and cultural production.
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Submissions should clearly identify the work under review,
provide a reasoned assessment and offer an independent
perspective. Relevance, critical depth, clarity of expression
and familiarity with the work's context will be considered.
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Contributions are subject to editorial assessment and,
where appropriate, specialist consultation. Reviews should
include the bibliographic or identifying information
necessary to locate the work examined.
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Literary Creation
The Literary Creation section is devoted to creative writing, including fiction, poetry and other forms of literary expression.
Contributions will be considered in light of their originality, formal development, expressive coherence and aesthetic approach, taking into account the particular characteristics of each genre and work.
Works are subject to editorial assessment and specialist literary evaluation. Submissions must be original, respect third-party rights and disclose any previous publication or dissemination.
Copyright Notice
Authors retain ownership of the copyright in their contributions.
By submitting a manuscript, authors declare that they hold the relevant rights or have obtained the necessary permissions for its submission and publication.
If accepted, authors grant Jules Verne a non-exclusive authorization to publish, reproduce in digital format, distribute, and preserve the contribution through its editorial platforms and archives.
This authorization does not transfer copyright ownership or prevent authors from reusing their work, provided that its original publication in Jules Verne is acknowledged.
Authors are responsible for obtaining the necessary permissions for any third-party copyrighted material.
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