phainomena

Instructions for authors
Manuscripts should be addressed to the Editorial Office.
The paper submitted for publication should not have already been
previously published and should not be currently under consideration for
publication elsewhere, until the author receives the editorial notification
regarding the publication after the completed reviewing procedure, which
includes the editorial opinion and the anonymous peer review process. When
republishing the paper in another journal, the author is required to indicate
the first publication in the Phainomena Journal.
Contributions should not exceed 8000 words (45,000 characters).
The title, subtitle and chapter titles of the article should be written in
bold characters, and the titles of books and journals in italics. Authors are
reguiredobliged to use double quotation marks in referring to the titles of
articles in journals and collected volumes of articles (“ and ”).
Contributions should be double-spaced, except for references, footnotes
and abstract, which are singled-spaced. No paragraph breaks should be
applied. New paragraphs are introduced by shifting the left margin to the right
(using the TAB key). The left margin of the contribution is aligned, and the text
remains unaligned on the right. Word division is not to be applied. Graphic
design (titles, various fonts, framing, edges, pagination etc.) should not be
applied. Tables and synoptic tables should be used in tabular form as enabled
by the Word editor.
The author should adhere to the following rules of writing: for noking the
year of publication (1960–61), indicating the page (p. 99–115, 650–58), use of
punctuation marks (dash should be put down as –)
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The author should include an abstract of the article of in more than 150
words and with five keywords in the language of the original and in English.
Authors do the proof-reading of their own texts.
For notes and references, only footnotes should be applied. Notes should be
indicated by consecutive superscript numbers in the text immediately after the