Submissions

Author Guidelines

Submission Guidelines

1. Authors are responsible for submitting their manuscript to the most appropriate section of the Journal, based on the quality and type of text: “Thematic Issue,” “Transversal Openings,” "Visual Essays," "Interviews,” and “Reviews.” For the first category, the article must align with the specific theme of the respective Thematic Issue.
2. All manuscripts must be submitted in PDF format, anonymized for double-blind peer review. Submissions will be accepted exclusively through the Journal's electronic platform, accessible at the following address: https://periodicos.udesc.br/index.php/ensinarmode/index
3. Completion of the "metadata" during the file submission process is mandatory. Authors must update the requested data, including: a link to their Lattes CV or an equivalent for international authors (use the URL field to insert the link), ORCID iD (see instructions on how to obtain this international code at https://orcid.org/), a current email address, a brief biographical note in the “biographical summary” field, and their institutional affiliation at the time of submission.
4. Texts submitted for publication must be original and of consistent academic merit. If the author(s) do not return the requested revisions in a timely manner and do not communicate their withdrawal from the publication process at any time, they will be prohibited from new submissions for a period of 36 months. Typically, the interval between publications with the same authorship is 24 months.
5. The preferred qualification for an author submitting a work to the Journal's "Thematic Issue" section is a doctoral degree. Co-authors may hold a master's degree or be master's candidates. For the "Transversal Openings" section, the minimum qualification is a master's degree. For reviews, visual essays, and interviews, there are no restrictions regarding the author's academic qualifications. For special editions, the academic qualification rules of the associated academic event will be considered valid.
6. The maximum number of co-authors is 3 (three), meaning one author plus two co-authors. Special cases will be evaluated by the editors and may or may not be authorized.
7. The Revista de Ensino em Artes, Moda e Design requests that, in the case of co-authored articles, the specific contribution of each author and collaborator be registered. This information must be inserted at the end of the article and will be published with it, promoting transparency and recognition of each author's role. The Journal adopts the practice of listing author contributions based on the 14 categories proposed by the Contributor Roles Taxonomy (CRediT), such as conceptualization, writing, data analysis, among others. Rules and templates are available in the “Author and Contributor Contribution Statement” section.
8. The title and subtitle must be typed in Portuguese with only the first letter or proper nouns capitalized. The title and subtitle must be translated into English and one other language: French, Spanish, or Italian.
9. Keywords (3 to 5, as per library science standards) must be provided in the same languages as the title. The chosen terms should relate to the title, subject, and results of the research and should be present in controlled vocabulary normalization documents, such as those available from the National Library (http://acervo.bn.br/sophia_web). Editors may reject keywords that do not comply with this standard.
10. In the final version intended for publication, authors must include their full name in the designated location in the template and, in a footnote, include a brief curriculum (up to 3 lines), a link to their Lattes CV, ORCID iD, and a current email address.
11. Texts must contain subheadings and present research sources in detail. They are also required to clearly and objectively evidence the theoretical framework, the methodology employed, and the conclusions reached. This does not apply to visual essays, interviews, and reviews. Use the following template: [article template]. Note: It is necessary to download the file to your computer to edit it.
12. Bibliometric reviews or similar (literature review, scoping review, narrative review, systematic review, meta-analysis, integrative review, meta-synthesis, among others) are no longer accepted for submission to this Journal.
13. Grammatical correction and translation into a foreign language must be performed by the author(s) in case of article approval for publication in the "Thematic Issue" section. In the final version, in the last footnote, the name(s), email address(es), and qualifications of the professional(s) in Languages and/or Communication who performed the work of grammatical revision and/or translation must be provided for due credit.
14. Articles submitted to the "Thematic Issue" section must possess an expanded abstract of 1000 to 1200 words in English [or Portuguese, if the original text is in another language]. This text must be sent in a separate Word file along with the final version, upon request by the Editor. [Expanded Abstract Template]
15. If the text results from research funded by a funding agency, it must be cited at the end of the article, as presented in the Template.
16. When submitting the work for evaluation, EACH author must also send a completed and signed Term of Acknowledgment and Consent along with the other submitted files as a supplementary document, saved in PDF. Thus, for example, if there is 1 author and 2 co-authors, three named and individually signed terms must be sent. [Term Template]
17. To guarantee the academic quality of the Journal and fulfill the editorial mission of consolidating its field of knowledge, all authors who have had their work published will contribute to the evaluation of up to 3 manuscripts, in a blind process, in the editions subsequent to the publication of their work. Non-collaboration in the evaluation hinders the consolidation of the field, lengthens the editorial process, and causes delays for texts that could be contributing new and important research, teaching practices, and professional work in the fields of arts, fashion, and design. Based on this conception of an active academic community, new texts from authors who collaborate in the evaluation process are welcome.

FORMATTING AND SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Articles

1. Articles must have a minimum length of 12 pages for the "Transversal Openings" section or 18 (eighteen) pages for the "Thematic Issue" section, including bibliographic references (exclusively those cited), illustrations, graphs, and tables. According to the model/template, which must be downloaded from the links available below: (Português/Portuguese), (Inglês/English), (Français/French).
2. Illustrations/Figure, graphs, and tables must be inserted into the written text as high-resolution images (300 dpi). Furthermore, they must be accompanied by a title, caption, and source.
3. Texts must be formatted in Arial font, size 12, 1.5-line spacing, 2.5 cm margins, 2 cm paragraph indentation, page numbering according to the template model, and saved in PDF for the version to be evaluated; and in Word for the final, corrected version with authorship indicated, as recommended in item 10 of the guidelines (above);
4. The first page must present, before the main text: title, an abstract of approximately 150 (one hundred and fifty) to 250 (two hundred and fifty) words, and 3 (three) keywords, separated by semicolons. These same elements must be translated into English and into another language of the author's choice.
5. The titles, abstracts, and keywords translated into English and another language must be placed immediately below their Portuguese counterparts, formatted in Arial font, size 12, single spacing, italics, as defined by the template.
6. Footnotes should be used only for absolutely necessary clarifications. These notes must be inserted using the word processor's specific tool, using Arial font, size 10, and single spacing.
7. Quotations shorter than three lines must be inserted into the text and placed within quotation marks, followed by the author's surname, cited edition year, and page number in parentheses. Example (Souza, 2005, p. 47);
8. Quotations longer than three lines must be set off in a block format: Arial font, size 10, single spacing, indented 4 cm from the left margin, followed by the author's surname, cited edition year, and page number in parentheses. In the case of a quotation in a foreign language, it must be translated into the language of the article. If the author deems it necessary, the original excerpt may be presented in a footnote.
9. Bibliographic References must follow the standards defined by ABNT NBR 6023:2023.

Visual Essay

1. While respecting the norms cited above, Visual Essays must observe the following items:
            1. The visual essay consists of the visual communication of artistic production.
            2. The essay must contain a title, abstract, and keywords in Portuguese, English, and a third language of the author's choice.
            3.The essay must contain an introduction that contextualizes the production for readers. This should be 1 to 3 pages long, typed in Arial font, size 12, 1.5-line spacing.
            4. For long quotations, footnotes, references, and image captions (title and source), the line spacing should be single.
            5. After the introduction, the images or links that constitute the core of the visual essay must be included.
            6. Images must have a resolution of 300 DPI (except in cases where low image quality is part of the work's poetics).
            7. A maximum of 8 images per visual essay is accepted. The images, in addition to being in the formatted document, must be uploaded separately to the platform as supplementary documents.
            8. The page format of the visual essay may be in portrait (vertical) or landscape (horizontal) orientation.
            9. Images, in the case of a Visual Essay, are accompanied by a caption below or at the end of the text, according to the submitter's preference. In any case, it must contain: Fig. X, Artist's Name, Title of the work, year. Technique, dimensions. Location. Source: (may be a link or the name of the author of the record). The caption must be presented with 1.0 spacing, Arial font size 10, centered paragraph below the image.
2. Submission must occur in PDF format, without author identification. Use the [template].

Interviews

1. This section is intended for interviews with researchers and personalities linked to the Journal's themes.
2. The other norms governing article writing, indicated above, must be respected.
3. Interviews should be illustrated with a photograph of the interviewee or their work. They must be accompanied, upon submission, by a statement from the interviewee agreeing to the publication of the text and their photograph.
4. The text must have a minimum of 12 pages, considering all its constituent elements, according to the template.
5. Grammatical revision must be performed by a qualified professional at the expense of the interviewer, with the information of the reviewer indicated in a footnote at the end.

Reviews

1. Reviews must pertain to national publications from the last year or foreign publications with a maximum of two years since publication.
2. The text must be between 5 and 12 pages maximum, considering all elements, according to the template.
   Include a mini-biography of the author of the book being reviewed and an image of its cover.
3. Grammatical revision must be performed by a qualified professional at the expense of the reviewer, with the information of the reviewer indicated in a footnote at the end.

EXPANDED ABSTRACTS

1. Articles submitted to the "Thematic Issue" section must possess an expanded abstract of 1000 to 1200 words in English. This text must be sent in a separate file, in a specific submission, in Word format. According to the model available in the link above.
2. The English version must be performed by the author, and the translator must have their credits included below the author's name on the cover page. In a footnote, the translator's updated qualifications and email must be inserted, as well as those of the authors.

SECTION POLICIES

Thematic Issue
Texts from 18 pages, developed in accordance with the theme of the current thematic issue.

Transversal Openings
Diverse texts from 12 pages.

Special Edition
This section publishes articles through partnerships with Academic Events, as decided by the Editorial Team. It is therefore intended for those who have received an invitation and have submitted according to the norms established for this case.
Reviews, Visual Essays, Interviews
Texts according to the modality in which they are framed and in compliance with the norms cited previously.

Thematic Issue
Texts up to 25 pages, developed in accordance with the theme of the current thematic issue.

Transversal Openings
Diverse texts, from 12 pages.

Special Edition
This section publishes articles selected during the National Forum of Fashion Schools and texts presented at the International Fashion Colloquium. Therefore, it is intended for those who received an invitation and submitted according to the norms established for this case.

Foreign Language Version
Abridged version of the article published in the thematic issue section, in the foreign language chosen by the author.