INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS 

1. Files submitted for aDR assessment (articles, essays, reviews and interviews, unpublished historical documents, translations, reports of sweetness experiences and militancy in social movements) shall be prepared in Windows-compatible word processors (.doc or .docx), typed in space 1.5 without paragraph entries or spacing between paragraphs (in all text, including titles,  abstracts and in the list of references), justified and not containing markings (automatic cross-references), Source Times New Roman 12 and with margins of 2.5 cm (side, top and bottom).1.1 Articles must contain at least 15 and a maximum of 20 reports; Reviews must contain a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 8 reports. And interviews must contain at least 10pages to be submitted to the evaluation of the journal.

1.1.1 Reviews of books published in national and international territory will be accepted. For books published in Brazil, the deadline for publication of the review is up to 2 years. In the case of books published internationally, they must be published within 4 years.1.2 The evaluation of submitted texts is performed blindly by peers of the same or greater degree of those who submit the text.2. To meet the journal's graphic design, the titles must fit in the page header. They must be short, inspiring and attractive. The editorial may request the change of titles if it is too long.2.1 Titles (Portuguese, English and Spanish) in Font Times New Roman size 12, without griffin and centralized.2.2 Titles of the sections in font Times New Roman 14, bold, left, without skipping line to the text.2.3 Titles of the subsections in font Times New Roman 12, bold, left,  without skipping line to text.2.4 Abstracts (Portuguese, English and Spanish) in Times New Roman font size 12, without griffin and justified.2.4 Abstracts (Portuguese, English and Spanish) must be accompanied by 4 keywords.3. For the preparation of the texts, the following items must be observed:

• double quotes for citations with up to three lines;
• citations with more than three lines should be highlighted with a 4 cm recoil from the left margin, with a Font of the Type Times New Roman 11, spacing 1.5 and without quotation marks;
• single quotation marks should be employed for words with unconventional employment, and to indicate citation within citation of up to three lines;
• italics for foreign words, neologisms, speeches of informants and full titles of works and publications;
• footnotes should be incorporated as explanatory notes/translation, numbered, and are asked to be used sparingly.
• translation notes: when in direct or indirect citations they are a passage in another language other than that in which the text is written, the quotation in the original should be maintained and a translation in a footnote must be pointed out.

IMPORTANT:
1) Do not include footnote in article titles, subtitles, abstracts, tables, and charts.

4. Quotations and references: the sources of the citations must be indicated in the body of the text immediately after the citation, never in a footnote, (following the self-data system of The NBR 10520/2002 of the ABNT) containing in brackets only the following data: AUTHOR's SURNAME, year of publication of the work, homepage and end of citation. The Journal has as practice the inclusion, in the first entry of citation or paraphrase of each author, the full prename.

Example of first quote:"Xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx" (Simone de BEAUVOIR, 2000, p. xx). Example from second quote on:"Yyyyyyyyy yyyyyyyyy" (BEAUVOIR, 2000, p. xy).

The list of bibliographic references, with full name and first name of authors should be presented at the end of the text, and should contain only the references actually cited in the body of the text. Papers that do not comply with the standards established for references and notes will be returned to the authors for adjustment, which may result in delay in their publication.5. Bibliographic references will meet the following criteria:

a) Book: SURNAME OF THE AUTHOR OF THE WORK, Prenames. Title of the work: subtitle. Publication location: Publisher, year of publication.

Example:FONSECA, Claudia. Family, gossip and honor: ethnography of gender relations and violence in popular groups. Porto Alegre: Ufrgs Publishing House, 2000.

In the case of two or more authors, the names must be separated by semicolons (;), including in the citations in the body of the text. For more than four authors, use et al. Example:FUNK, Susana Borneo; MINELLA, Luzinete Simões; ASSIS, Gláucia de Oliveira (Orgs). Languages and narratives: feministchallenges. Tubarão: Editora Copiart, 2014.

b) Book chapter:LAST NAME OF CHAPTER AUTHOR, Prenames. "Chapter title: subtitle". In: SURNAME OF THE AUTHOR OF THE WORK, Names. Title of the work:subtitle. Place of publication: Publisher, year of publication. Chapter start and end pages, separated by hyphen. In the case of two or more authors, the names must be separated by semicolons (;). For more than four authors, use et al.

Example: HEILBORN, Maria Luiza. "Gender: a structuralist look". In: PEDRO, Joana; GROSSI, Miriam (Orgs.). Male, feminine, plural: gender in interdisciplinarity. Florianópolis: Women's Publishing House, 1998. p. 43-55

.c) Journal article: LAST NAME OF THE AUTHOR OF THE ARTICLE, Prenames. "Article title: subtitle". Journal title, city, volume number, issue number, initial pages and end of article, month and year. In the case of two or more authors, the names must be separated by semicolons (;). For more than four authors, use et al. If the article is published online, include link and access date in dd/mm/aaaa format.
 

Example: ROSEMBERG, Fúlvia. "Education, income, racial and gender discrimination." Journal of Pedagogical Studies, Brasília, v. 68, n. 159, p. 324-355, May/Aug. 1987.

LAGO, Mara Coelho de Souza. "Feminism, psychoanalysis, gender: travel and translations".  Revista Estudos Feministas, Florianópolis, v. 18, n. 1, p. 189-204, Apr. 2010. Available in http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0104-026X2010000100012&lng=pt&nrm=iso. Accessed 17/04/2019.

d) Publication in electronic media: SURNAME OF THE AUTHOR OF THE WORK, Names. "Title of the work". Publication Title [online]. Publishing city (if any), year of publication, publication volume, publication number, home page, and end page (if any) OR the article identifier number within the publication. Available at e-mail address. ISSN. DOI. Other publishing information. Access in day/month/year.

Example: FREITAS, Lucas Bueno de; LIGHT, Nanci Stancki's. "Gender, Science and Technology: state of the art from gender journals". Pagu Notebooks  [online]. Campinas,2017, n. 49, e174908. Available in http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0104-83332017000100304&lng=pt&nrm=iso. Epub 03/13/2017. ISSN 1809-4449. DOI: 10.1590/18094449201700490008. Accessed 17/04/2019.

e) Dissertations and Theses:AUTHOR'S SURNAME, Prenames. Title of the work:subtitle. Year of presentation. Degree (Category and Concentration Area) - Institution, city, state, country.

Example: DINIZ, Carmen Simone G. Between technique and human rights: possibilities and limits of the humanization of childbirth care. 2001. PhD (Graduate Program in Preventive Medicine) - Faculty of Medicine, University of SãoPaulo, São Paulo, SP, Brazil.

f) Papers presented at scientific events: SURNAME OF THE AUTHOR OF THE WORK, Prenames. "Title of the work". In:  EVENT NAME,event edition number, year of the event, city where the event was held, institution sponsoring the event. Annals... (or Proceedings... or Abstracts...) Place of publication: Publisher, Year of publication. Home and end pages of the job.

Example: PRADO, Danda. "Maternity: option or fatality?". In:  SEMINAR ON THE RIGHTS OF HUMAN REPRODUCTION ,1, 1985, Rio de Janeiro, ALERJ. Annals... Rio de Janeiro: ALERJ/Special Commission on Reproduction Rights, 1985. p. 26-29.

g) Official laws and publications:COUNTRY/INSTITUTION. Publication title (edition number, when any). Place of publication: Publisher, year of publication.

Example: BRAZIL. Constitution of the Federative Republic of Brazil, 1988 (1st. ed.). Brasilia: Federal Senate, 1988.BRASIL. Ministry of Education. Law No. 9,394/1996. LDB: laws of guidelines and bases of national education. Brasilia: Federal Senate, 1996.Remarks:

• The underscore is no longer used to replace repeated authors.
• In and et al should be used in italics.
• There is no longer the use of < > signals to mention the links.
• Do not use colons (:) "Available in" and "Access on".

Guidelines for the construction of accessible text

In order to promote the accessibility of texts published in aDR for people with  lindness (who need ledores software that do not understand the content of images, graphs, tables, among others), some guidelines were elaborated on the main changes in the development of the manuscript to be submitted.1. Avoid the use of repeated blank characters (e.g. two spaces), as well as bars and other forms used to represent gender diversity and sexualities (e.g., /as/os/es, @, "x").2. All non-textual digital content should contain image description (photos, illustrations, tables, graphics, gifs).3. Avoid using merged cell in tables and frames. In the case of complex tables and tables, a brief description of the shape is suggested, such as number of columns and rows.4. Enter the description just below the "Font" item, using the same formatting.5. In the description of images, one should follow the order: #PraTodoMundoVer + what / who + where + how + does what + how + when + from where; the simplified form is also indicated: format + subject + landscape + context + action. Example: #PraTodoMundoVer The image is a photo that records the presence of Juliet Mitchell giving a lecture in France in May 1998.

Guidelines for inserting images, tables and charts
1. In the case of insertion of images with copyright (photos, pictures, graphs, tables and tables), the responsibility for forwarding the procedures relating to reproduction rights will be the author (or authors) of the submission. The authors must send the Journal a document proving the authorization. Final approval of the text will depend on compliance with these guidelines.2. Figures, graphics and images should be sent in two ways: in TIFF formats, with 300 dpis, in separate text files and uploaded to the system; and jpg format, inserted into the body of the text. Title, font, and observations must be in the body of the text and should not make up the image. Materials outside these specifications may not be used.3. Tables should come in the text body (without inserting the footnote inside the table). They should also be in image, in TIFF format, with resolution of 300 dpis, and inserted in "Supplementary Documents". The maximum table size on the page will be 13 x 17 cm, vertical position. Avoid large tables, with too many cells and/or too much text per cell. They don't fit on the pages, and the text can be unreadable.4. Whenever possible, leave figures, images, charts, and tables unlinked from a specific paragraph in order to allow some flexibility in the arrangement of the text and the same on the page. There should be, somewhere in the text, the bold indication of the image or table for cross-reference (e.g.: Figure 1).5. Images, tables, charts must have title, font and written description, for accessibility (#PraTodoMundoVer) purposes. The description should be included below the graphic, as indicated in the model file provided in the "Guidelines for Authors" menu.6. It is suggested moderation in the use of images, being allowed a maximum of 10.

2. The books reviewed must be related to the scope of this journal: last four years for publications abroad and two years for national publication or resulting from translation in Brazil.3. Reviews must contain:

• title (different from the title of the book reviewed);
• synthesis of the subject matter dealt with;
• information about the author or the authors of the book;
• insertion and position of work in contemporary discussions on the subject;
• critical perspectives on work (positive and negative points, aspects that could be further explored, innovative and important aspects of the work).

4. The author of the review must also submit her mini-biography (up to 5 lines of text) and fill in the Metadata of submission in the system.5. The formatting standards for reviews should follow the guidelines indicated in the item "Guidelines for the elaboration of texts".6. All sources and references must be also informed as indicated in item 5 of the "Guidelines for the preparation of texts". Guidelines for interviews 1. The interviews should be preceded by a short text of presentation of the interviewee, prepared by the interviewer or interviewers contextualizing her theme and the situation in which they were conducted.2. They should contain short questions, preferably one sentence only. It should be made clear that the space is to be occupied by the interviewee and not by the interviewer. If the question actually asked is longer, it must be edited for submission to the Journal.3. Very long answers or that include very different themes can be edited by including a question by the author.4. Answers to topics close to, but that have appeared at distant moments of the interview, can be edited in order to present a better thread.5. After the end of the interview, the interviewee should be checked for the spelling of the names mentioned, as well as complete the bibliographic references mentioned.6. Whenever possible, send the interview transcript to obtain the interviewee's approval before her presentation to the interview editor.7. The formatting standards for the interviews should follow the guidelines indicated in the item "Guidelines for the elaboration of texts".

OBSERVATION

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