Submissions

Author Guidelines

Authors interested in publishing in the Revista Ecdótica Mexicana are invited to send: essays on critical editing or literary history, editorial rescues, miscellaneous notes and related reviews.

Those collaborations in Spanish that comply with the following rules for the presentation of originals will be considered for publication:

1. The texts must be strictly unpublished and must not be in the process of review in another journal.
2. For articles on critical edition or history of ideas, the length is 20 to 25 pages; for the rescues, 5 pages of introduction, and of the recovered text, maximum 15; for miscellaneous notes, from 5 to 10 pages; for reviews, 5 pages, including the complete bibliographic record of the reviewed book.
3. Articles, rescues and miscellaneous require a title and abstract in English and Spanish of between 200 and 350 words, and 5 keywords, also in both languages.
4. All texts, including reviews, must be submitted with the name of the author, institution of affiliation, country where the latter is located, and email.
5. The texts will be sent, in a Word file, letter size, Times New Roman 12 point font, double spaced and 3 cm margins, to the email anecdoticarevista@hotmail.com (originals will not be returned).
6. The bibliographical references will be included at the end of the textual citation, following the rules of Revista Ecdótica Mexicana. See examples below.
7. The references (bibliographical, newspaper or any other support) will be registered at the end of the text in alphabetical order and will contain all the data without abbreviations or initials.
8. Textual citations that exceed four lines will go in a separate paragraph, indented, in the same punctuation and with single spacing.
9. Textual citations in a language other than Spanish must include a translation in a footnote, indicating who said translation belongs to between brackets.
10. The editorial staff of the magazine will not process image reproduction rights; if the author has them, he will provide the images in an electronic file in tiff format with at least 300 dpi resolution.
11. Attach the abbreviated CV (10 lines) of the author, in a Word file, with the following information: full name, affiliation, lines of research, main publications and data that you consider pertinent.
12. Receipt of originals will be acknowledged within a period of 10 business days from their receipt and they will be turned over to academic opinion under the blind peer modality.
13. It is very important that the authors send the letter of assignment of rights, which can be downloaded here.

Model for citations and bibliographical references in the body of the text

In all cases, the bibliographical references will be placed between parentheses at the end of the citation or paraphrase with the following data: author's first surname, year of publication, and page:

• Raúl Renán points out: "The first decade of the 21st century has created a series of options for the elaboration, propagation and conservation of the book [...] that base their commitment on the portable book, without the need for paper" (Renán, 2001: 51). .

These data will be included even when the name of the author or the year of the cited publication has been mentioned before.

When two or more works by an author with the same year of publication are used, they will be distinguished with lower case letters (a, b, c): (Gutiérrez, 2005a: 36) or (Gutiérrez, 2005b: 16). In these cases, it is necessary to include these letters in the final bibliography.

When complete works are cited, it will be done as follows: (Borges, 1985, t. I: 45-73).

To refer to an article by an anonymous author, the first part of the title will be entered in parentheses followed by an ellipsis, immediately after the year of publication and the cited page will be entered: (“Essays. Alfonso Reyes…”, 1974: 2 ).

Model for final bibliography

Sort alphabetically by author; When several works by the same author are included, they will be ordered chronologically. The author's surnames, in all cases, are in small capitals and the name in round. If the works have two authors, the first one will start with the last name followed by the first name, and the second author will start with the first name followed by the last name, also in small capitals. If there are more than three authors, enter the last name and the first name followed by et al. All the data contained in the sources consulted will be included: author(s), coordinator, editor, director, full title, volume or volume, translator, place of publication, publisher, year, collection, series, etc. Abbreviations will not be used, except: et al. The publishers or institutions that participate in a publication will be separated with a diagonal; in the case of different dependencies of the same institution, they must be separated with commas.

The punctuation required for the final bibliography is as follows: the period will be used after the author's name and before the city in which the book was published. In the case of also including editor, foreword writer, translator, direct