Author Guidelines

1. All articles and reviews submitted for publication in "Itinera Spiritualia" should conform to the requirements set forth here. If a manuscript departs from these instructions in major ways, it may be returned to the author for corrections before it is considered for publication. 

2. The article should not be submitted simultaneously to another journal, periodical, or edited volume, it also should not be available on line, in the same or a different language. Articles that have appeared or are to appear elsewhere will not be considered for publication.

3. It is required that the author register on line with the journal site and fill out the form with all the required data, which is necessary for the proper cooperation with the editors of the journal. The submission of the texts for publication, the review, and redactional process all take place on-line.

4. The article is expected to be submitted in its final form, carefully edited by the author and ready for publication without additional changes. It should be written with the use of Microsoft Word software and the Times New Roman font. If it contains material difficult to edit, like non-Latin fonts, it should also be sent in PDF format.

5. The article should be preceded by a short summary not exceeding 1000 characters without spaces. Before the submission, the author should remove from the submitted text all personal data inherent both in the text and electronic description of the file in order to assumre the anonymity of the author in the review process. The bibliography of all references cited in the footnotes should be added at the end of the article.

6. The articles submitted for publication in "Itinera Spiritualia" should follow the scientific norms presented in CMOS = "The Chicago Manual of Style" (16th edition; Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2010).

7. The maximum total length of a submission is about 60,000 of all characters, assuming the manuscript is 1.5-spaced and in 12-point font.

8. Quotations of five or more lines in any language should appear as a separate indented paragraph, in smaller type than that used in the body of the article, and with the omission of all quotation marks.

9. Footnotes are preferred over endnotes.

10. Multiple notes in one sentence should be avoided; when citing different authors, if bibliographical references concerning each one of them are necessary, they should be placed in the same footnote at the end of the sentence.

11. Non-Latin Characters: Readers and Contributors can use the fonts created by Scholars Press and kindly shared with authors and other journals. Hebrew, Greek, Syriac, Coptic are currently available for use with both Mac and PC systems.

12. Authors of published articles receive two printed issues of „Itinera Spiritualia”, and authors of published review one issue of „Itinera Spiritualia”.

• Copyright Notice

1. Under the Polish legislation, the author transfers to the journal publisher the exploitation rights concerning the published material in the paper version of the journal.

2. With the journal consent, the publication can be later republished by the author elsewhere.

3. The journal publishes the submitted material online on the basis of CC license Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International.