Author Guidelines

FOR AUTHORS

Editorial requirements:

We accept for publication only original texts that have not been previously published, regardless of the language version or form of distribution (“paper” or online).

Please send the text prepared in the WORD editor, Times New Roman font, size 12, interline 1,5, paging, double-sided text. Please do not use fattening and shooting. The text should contain subtitles.

The article must be provided with an abstract in Polish and English, 3 to 5 words of keywords in Polish and English and a title translated into English. The magazine has so-called. The journal follows the Harvard in-text citation style (author, year: page), while the reference list should be formatted according to the APA style. The use of the Chicago style is also recommended.

Author Guidelines

Submitted articles should include:

• full name of the author(s)

• information about the author(s) – affiliation with a scientific/research institution and, if applicable, the funding entity of the presented research

• the article text (formatted according to the guidelines below)

• bibliography

• abstract in English

• keywords

The structure of the article is flexible and should reflect the specifics of the research problem.
For clarity, we recommend clearly defining the research questions and objectives, hypotheses, methods, and results (conclusions).

We recommend using the Chicago citation style, as it includes the most relevant data, facilitates processing, and contributes to the accurate calculation of the Polish Impact Factor (see: www.pbn.nauka.gov.pl).

Simplified CHICAGO format with examples

BOOK:

Last name First name, First name Last name. Year. Title of the book. Subtitle. Place of publication: Publisher.

Example 1:

Chudzio Hubert, Anna Hejczyk. 2014. Pokolenia odchodzą. Relacje źródłowe polskich Sybiraków w Wielkiej Brytanii. Nottingham. Kraków: Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Pedagogicznego.

Example 2:

Foucault Michel. 2002. Porządek dyskursu, trans. Maciej Kozłowski. Gdańsk: Wydawnictwo słowo/obraz terytoria.

EDITED VOLUME:

Last name First name, First name Last name (ed.). Year. Title of the book. Place of publication: Publisher.

Example 3:

Baniewicz Elżbieta (ed.). 2012. Aktor wobec przemian XXI wieku: konferencja, Łódź, 7-8 maja 2011. Łódź: Wydawnictwo Biblioteki Państwowej Wyższej Szkoły Filmowej, Telewizyjnej i Teatralnej.

Example 4:

Attane Isabelle. 2010. “Missing Women in Asia,” trans. Katarzyna Bratkiewicz. In The Black Book of Women, ed. Christine Ockrent. Warsaw: W.A.B.

CHAPTER IN A MONOGRAPH BY THE SAME AUTHOR:

Last name First name, First name Last name. Year. Chapter title. In Book title, page range. City: Publisher.

Example 5:

Solewski Rafał. 2015. “Grafika i czasy rewolucji cyfrowej. Odsłanianie jedności.” In Skrytość piękna. Idealizm i problem tożsamości w sztukach wizualnych na przełomie XX i XXI wieku, 95–131. Kraków: Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Pedagogicznego.

CHAPTER IN AN EDITED VOLUME:

Last name First name, First name Last name. Year. Chapter title. In Book title, First name Last name (ed.), page range. City: Publisher.

Example 6:

Bombińska-Domżal Anna. 2012. “Realizacja działań edukacyjnych przez pedagoga specjalnego i nauczyciela przedmiotu w klasie integracyjnej.” In Aktywizacja ucznia z niepełnosprawnością w różnych obszarach jego edukacji, eds. Piotr Majewicz, Adam Mikrut, 52–83. Kraków: Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Pedagogicznego.

Example 7:

Taylor Charles. 1996. “Sources of the Self,” trans. Andrzej Pawelec. In Identity in Times of Change. Conversations in Castel Gandolfo, ed. Krzysztof Michalski, 9–14. Kraków: Znak.

Example 8:

Gadamer Hans-Georg. 1992. “The End of Art?” In Dziedzictwo Europy, trans. Andrzej Przyłębski, 41–54. Warsaw: Aletheia.

ARTICLE IN A PRINT JOURNAL:

Last name First name, First name Last name. Year. “Article Title.” Journal Title volume (issue): page range.

Example 9:

Banasik Piotr. 2010. “Lokalizacja kopca Esterki w świetle dawnych materiałów kartograficznych z obszaru Krakowa.” Rocznik Krakowski 76 (2010): 35–44.

Example 10:

Adamiecka-Sitek Agata. 2013. “O Lidii Zamkow. Fantazja naukowa.” Didaskalia (113): 35–37.

Example 11:

“Ameryka.” 1968. Tygodnik Powszechny 22 (39).

ARTICLE FROM AN ONLINE JOURNAL:

Last name First name, First name Last name. Year. “Article Title.” Journal Title volume (issue): page range. Accessed [date]. URL.

Example 12:

Zagórski Jerzy. 2015. “Aktualia ropy naftowej i gazu ziemnego.” Przegląd Geologiczny 63 (8): 446–448. Accessed September 4, 2015. http://www2.pgi.gov.pl/pl/docman-twoje-dokumenty/docman/publikacje-2/przeglad-geologiczny/2015/sierpien-4/3188-aktualia-ropy-naftowej-39/file.html.

Example 13:

Pisarski Mariusz. 2009. “Słownik Chazarski i powieści hipertekstowe.” Techsty. Literatura i Nowe Media. Accessed December 12, 2014. http://techsty.art.pl/hipertekst/protohiper/pavic.htmL.

WEBSITES:

Last name First name. Year. “Title of the Article.” Website name. Accessed [date]. URL.

Example 14:

Ojrzyńska Małgorzata. 2014. “O etyce psychoterapeuty.” Ośrodek Psychoterapii Psychoanalitycznej Trójmiasto. Accessed September 9, 2015. http://psychoanaliza.gda.pl/o-etyce-psychoterapeuty/.

Example 15:

“Who are these Russian fighters hosting pics of themselves in Syria?” BBC Trending, September 9, 2015. Accessed September 10, 2015. http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-34188569.

IN-TEXT REFERENCES

(Author #1 last name, Author #2 last name Year: page number)
(“Title” Year: page number)

Example 16:
Single author
(Chudzio 2014: 35)

Example 17:
Two authors
(Zioło, Rachwał 2014: 46)

Example 18:
No author
(“Świat (nie) radzi sobie…” 2014: 23)

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Review procedure:

Each Author who submits an article for publication agrees to the review procedure. The review is carried out in two stages: firstly, the article is formally evaluated by the Editorial Board, and if it obtains a positive rating, it is submitted to blind review by two independent reviewers who hold a doctorate degree (or higher).

The author will be informed of the outcome of the review procedure. Texts that are not scientific articles (reviews, communications, reports, etc. ) are not subject to the review procedure; their admission to print is decided by the Editorial Board.

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Information on the Publishing Agreement
Authors publishing in the journal Studia ad Didacticam Scientiarum Socialium Pertinentia are required to sign a publishing agreement with the Scientific Publishing House of the University of Commission of National Education in Krakow.

Under the agreement:

• Authors declare that the submitted work is their own original creation and does not infringe upon the rights of third parties.

• Authors grant the Publisher a non-exclusive, royalty-free license without time or territorial limitations. The license includes, among others: recording, reproduction, dissemination, and online distribution of the work.

• Authors waive any remuneration and the right to terminate the license agreement.

• Authors are obliged to submit the final version of the work along with all necessary graphic materials and editorial elements.

• Authors authorize the Academic Editor to carry out the author’s proofreading on their behalf.

• The Publisher has the right to make editorial changes to the work and use it for promotional purposes.

Authors’ personal data is processed in accordance with the GDPR for the purposes of the publishing process, archiving, and dissemination of information in databases. Detailed provisions are included in the agreement.

Article Processing Charges

The journal does not charge any fees for the processing or publication of manuscripts.