DIGITHUM is a peer-reviewed journal; the publication of articles is subject to the approval, in terms of the adequate nature of the subject and quality, of one or more members of the Editorial Board or the Advisory Board.

DIGITHUM articles have to correspond to the subject areas defined and be originals, unless otherwise proposed in exceptional circumstances by the Advisory or Editorial Board, and approved by the latter. Texts have to meet the MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION as specified below.

When submitting originals, please follow these steps:

The authors of accepted texts confer DIGITHUM with the right to make them accessible, permanently, in an electronic file and the right to distribute them in any other format.

Guidelines

Articles sent for consideration by the DIGITHUM Editorial Board have to be at most 3,000 words in length and must include the following information:

• Title
• Abstract (200 words) with the basic aspects and results of the article
• Keywords (4 to 6)
• Body of the article, structured in sections and subsections
• Bibliography
• Details of the author (name and surname, professional affiliation, professional postal address, email)
• Brief CV (100-200 words) and photograph

Any graphics and images should be sent in a separate file. They should be numbered and have a caption that clearly identifies the contents and where they have to be inserted.

Language

• The lingua franca for DIGITHUM is Catalan, but there is the possibility of articles being published in other languages.
• The Editorial Board also wants to publish a large part of the journal in Spanish and English.

Rights

Contents published in DIGITHUM are subject to a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-NoDerivativeWorks 2.5 licence, the full text of which can be consulted on http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/es/deed.en. Thus, they may be copied, distributed and broadcast provided that the author and DIGITHUM are cited, as shown in the recommended citation that accompanies each article. Commercial use and derivative works are not permitted.

Authors are responsible for obtaining the necessary permission to use copyrighted images.

Bibliographic references

Bibliographic references have to be presented in line with the ISO (INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ORGANIZATION) 690 standard (International Standard ISO 690: Information and documentation - Bibliographic references - Content, form and structure. 2nd ed. [Geneva]: ISO, 1987), as shown in the following examples:

1. For books or monographs:
   SURNAME/S, Initial/s. (year). Title. Edition. Place: Publisher. Length and material details. (Collection; vol.).
   Examples:
   • FINLEY, M.I. (1985). El món d'Ulisses (Gil, O.; trad.). Barcelona: Empúries. 195 pages. (Biblioteca Universal Empúries; 24).
   • EASTERLING, P.E.; KNOX, B.M.W. (1982). The Cambridge History of Classical Literature (vol. I: Greek literature). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

2. For parts of books, contributions in miscellanea, compilations:
   SURNAME/S, Initial/s. (year). "Title of the part of the book". In: Bibliographic data on the complete work, location of the part of the book.

   • If the author or editor of the books is also the author of the part of the book cited:
     Example:
     VAN STEENBERGHEN, F. (1974). "L'averroïsme latin". In: Introduction à l'étude de la philosophie médiévale. Louvain-Paris: Publications Universitaires de Louvain, pp. 531-554.
   • If the author or editor of the book is not the author of the part of the book cited:
     Examples:
     • GINZBURG, C. (1983). "Señales. Raíces de un paradigma indiciario". In: GARGANI, A. (ed.). Crisis de la razón. Nuevos modelos en la relación entre saber y actividad humana. Mexico City: Siglo XXI, pp. 55-99.
     • ROBINE, N. (1974). "La lectura". In: ESCARPIT, R. et al. (1974). Hacia una sociología del hecho literario. Madrid: Edicusa, pp. 275-276.
3. For periodical publications:
   Title: subtitle. Vol. Iss. Year. Place of publication: Publisher. Frequency.
   Example:
   Revista d'Etnologia de Catalunya. Iss. 1. 1992. Barcelona: Generalitat de Catalunya. Departament de Cultura, Centre de Documentació i Recerca de la Cultura Tradicional i Popular. Biannual.
4. For articles from periodical publications:
   SURNAME/S, Initial/s. (year). "Title of the article". Title of the journal or manual. Vol., issue number, page start-page end.
   Example:
   ROSSICH, A. (1986). "La introducció de la mètrica italiana en la poesia catalana". Els Marges. Iss. 35, pp. 3-20.
5. For legal texts:
   "Standardised title" [formed by: number of law, decree, etc.; day and month; official title of law]. Title of publication (full date of publication), page start-page end.
   Example:
   "Llei orgànica 10/1995, de 23 de novembre, del Codi penal". Butlletí Oficial de l'Estat (November 24 1995), pp. 33987-34058.
6. For articles online:
   SURNAME/S, Initial/s. (year). "Title". Journal[content type + media type]. [Date of citationa: mm/dd/yy]. <URL>
   Example:
   RAU, A. (1999). "Lo digital se acerca a lo literario. Notas sobre la aplicación de conceptos informáticos a la escritura de textos literarios". Hipertulia. Revista Espéculo [online article]. [Date of citation: 02/08/04]. <http://www.ucm.es/info/especulo/hipertul/Lit/digiEs.htm>