Submissions

Author Guidelines

Rules for submitting papers · The openings of calls to send writings will be disseminated. Unpublished and original works will be published, whose content is the product of the direct intellectual contribution of the authors and with the commitment not to postulate it in parallel to another publication. · The journal consists of the following sections: Research and / or Extension: where research works, progress reports and thesis results linked to teaching and articles related to extension projects will be included. Teaching experiences and institutional educational projects: innovative experiences and the development of institutional programs and projects that contribute to teacher training will be included. Essays: where an analysis of specific issues or problems unfolds. Interviews: all numbers will be conducted an interview with a relevant actor in the field. Bibliographic Reviews: will include reviews of publications of no more than 3 years old. · The works will have a maximum extension of: 15 pages for research and / or extension projects; 10 pages for final thesis reports; 8 pages for classroom experiences, popular articles or other educational articles and 3 pages for book reviews and / or comments. The exceptions to these extensions will be evaluated by the Editorial Committee. · The papers must contain in (at least) Spanish and English: a title, a summary (clearly reflecting the content of the article in no more than 200 words), and keywords (4 or 5).

· The papers will be sent in digital version (.doc format) by email to: revistadelindi@fhuc.unl.edu.ar or uploaded to the OJS platform of the magazine. On the formal aspects • Since the journal has adopted the anonymous evaluation regime, the name of the author should only appear on the first page. This should include: section of the journal in which the paper is inscribed, title of the work, name of the author (s) and their corresponding data of academic or institutional affiliation. Accompany with a short Curriculum of no more than 10 lines and your email address for contact. • The works must be sent in full according to the publication requirements. This will be the first condition for its admissibility. • The works will have a maximum extension of: 10-15 pages for projects, reports, classroom experiences and institutional educational projects and 3 pages for reviews. The exceptions to these extensions will be evaluated by the Editorial Board.

Style rules

a) Configuration of the pages and typing The pages must be configured with the following characteristics: - Size: A 4. - Margins: 3 cm on all sides or Normal (in Word). - Line spacing: 1,5 - Fonts - Body of text: Times New Roman 12 - Chapter titles: Times New Roman 18, in bold - Subtitle level 1: Times New Roman 16, in bold - Subtitle level 2: Times New Roman 14 , in bold letters - Subtitle level 3: Times New Roman 12, in bold type - Justified paragraph on both sides, without indentation, with back spacing of 6 points. - Pages numbered consecutively from number 1. The page number should appear at the lower right corner of each page.

b) Images (photographs, illustrations, graphs, tables and formulas) In the originals that include images they will only appear in the printed copies. The following indications should be taken into account: - A file will be recorded for each image. - Your name must match the one on the hard copy. - They will have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi. - The graphics, tables and formulas must be delivered in the program in which they were originated (doc, exe). Photographs and illustrations must have a .jpg or tiff extension. In the digital file of the publication should indicate between antilambdas the locations of the images and what image is treated in each case. For example: c) Tables - A table will be understood as all the information given in the form of columns and rows whose data are mainly numerical. - All the tables will have in the upper part, marginalized to the left, the Table subtitle, followed by a correlative number: Table 1, Table 2, Table 3. - The title of the table should be brief, clear and explanatory, and placed marginalized to the left immediately below the caption. d) Figures - Any type of illustration that is not a table will be understood as a figure. A figure can be a picture, a graphic, a photograph, a drawing or another form of representation. - All the figures will have below, marginalized to the left, the antetítulo Figure followed by a correlative number: Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3, etc., and with a final point. Next, the epigraph of the figure will be written. When the body of the text is referred to the figure, it will be in lowercase: As explained in Figure 4, the data is real. - The figures should only appear on the printed copies. In the digital file of the publication should indicate between antilambdas the locations of the images and what image is treated in each case. For example: e) Control of spaces - It will be verified that the text does not contain more spaces between words.

- No blank space will be left between opening parenthesis and word, or between the word and the closing parenthesis; the same for quotes: "The empty house" and not "The empty house". f) Titles and subtitles - The titles and subtitles introduce in a summarized way the content of the text above. They must be linked together and form a well-organized structure. They will never have an end point. - Up to three subtitle levels will be accepted. - There must be at least one paragraph of text between a chapter title and the first subtitle of level 1. The same collection must be taken between a level 1 subtitle and the first level 2 subtitle that appears below, and between a level 2 subtitle and the first level 3 subtitle. G) Italics. They will be written with italics: - Titles and subtitles of books, magazines, newspapers, films, but: the Bible, the Koran. - Titles of works of art, names of ships, airplanes, trains, titles of films, et cetera. - Bibliographic terms in Latin and Latin phrases and locutions not very frequent: et al., Ad hoc. - Nicknames or nicknames. - The terms in foreign language that do not have a generalized use in Spanish: peer review, but stand, jean, software, standard. - Underlining of the author. h) Capital letters. They will be written with initial capital letters: - The names of people and their last names; institutions, organizations and their dependencies; associations; political parties; clubs; continents; countries; accidents, regions and geographical points; social movements; eras, geological and historical periods; celestial bodies; sciences and their parts; Business; establishments and trademarks; fine arts; artworks; cinemas; theaters squares and streets; books; newspapers; journals; thesis and all kinds of publications; films; songs; nicknames; animal races. i) Lowercase They will be written with lowercase initial: - The names of the months, days of the week, seasons of the year and currencies. - Names of professions, trades and various activities. - The names of genera, families and classes of animals and plants. - The gentilicios and the languages.

j) Numbers and symbols - As a general rule, numbers from zero to nine are written with letters, and from 10 onwards with numbers. k) Comillas - Latin quotation marks will be written in double quotation marks («»), the textual quotations of 40 words or less, and the word or phrase that is used as meaning or translation of another: cloud is "cloud"; to forgive means "to forgive". l) Notes The notes, which should be reduced to a minimum, will only introduce complementary information (the central text must be understood without the notes). They will be placed at the bottom, on the same page where the call is. The call to a note will be indicated with an Arabic number in superscript, starting from 1 in each chapter. The call will go after the word or punctuation mark, without leaving an intermediate space. m) Appointments Quotations of up to 40 words will be written in quotation marks. Text quotations of more than 40 words will be written in a separate paragraph, without quotation marks, in Times New Roman body 10. In all cases, the citation will be accompanied by the corresponding bibliographic reference (see below). n) Bibliographic References and Bibliography A list of References includes the sources that support the research and that were used to prepare the manuscript. The Bibliography includes sources that serve to deepen the subject, although they have not been used for the work. In the body of the text the references will be written following the Anglo-Saxon system: - Author's last name, year of edition, two points and page number, without intermediate space (Derrida, 2000: 49). In the final pages of the book, both the titles of the bibliographic references and those of the bibliography will be listed as follows: - The works must be ordered alphabetically by the author's surname. If several works by the same author are mentioned, they will go in chronological order, starting with the oldest. If in the same year there is more than one work, the order of the works must be indicated by letters (1997a, 1997b).

- Author Book, A.A. (year). Title: Subtitle City: Editorial. Author, A.A. (year). Title. Retrieved from http://www.xxxxxx.xxx - Book Chapter Author, A.A. and Author, B.B. (year). Title of the chapter or the entry. In Editor, A.A. (Ed.), Title of the book (pp. Xx-xx). City: Editorial. - Journal Article Author A.A., Author, B.B. & Author, C.C. (date). Article title. Title of the publication, volume (number), xx-xx. Author, A.A. (year). Article title. Title of the publication, volume (number), xx-xx. Retrieved from URL. - Conference presentation published in minutes Author, A.A. (year). Article title. In C.C. (Comp.). Acts of the Name of the congress (pages comprising the chapter) organized by Name of the organizing institution, City. - Lecture in congress not published in minutes Author, A.A. (year month). Title of the article or poster. Article / Poster presented in Name of the congress organized by Name of the organizing institution, City. - Institutional documents without mention of author Organization (year). Title of the publication. Retrieved from URL. - Institutional documents with mention of author Autor, P.P., & Autor, L.L. (year). Title of the publication (Type of publication or No. of report). Retrieved from URL. - Last Thesis, A.A. (year). Title of the thesis. (Unpublished master's / doctorate thesis). Name of the institution, City. ñ) New rules and others that should be remembered - Accented capital letters bear a tilde: Africa. - The t of the post prefix (postgraduate, postgraduate, postproduction) is deleted, except in the case where two eses (postsocietary, post-sequential) are combined. - The prefixes are linked to the base when this is a single word: ex-president, ex-feudal, unnatural; and separate, when it consists of several words: the former public relations of the company, the project for improvement edilicia.

- The prefix is attached to the base with a hyphen when the base starts with a capital letter: mini-USB, anti-ALCA. - The p in the pseudo prefix (pseudonym) is deleted; not so in psychology, psycholinguistics, etcetera. - The words constituted by diphthongs or triphthongs do not have a tilde: script, Puan, truhan, crie, cry (past to raise), river (last to laugh). - No comma or semicolon will be placed before a parenthesis or a bracket. - It does not go after the signs of closing interrogation (?) And exclamation (!). Rules updated in March 2017.

· The journal is not responsible for unpublished works or necessarily assumes the opinions and criteria set forth therein.