Author Guidelines

There is no charge for submitting articles. Nor is there any charge for editing or publishing them in open access.

I. The journal Proyección (ISSN 0478-6378) is a publication of the Faculty of Theology of Granada, Loyola University (Spain), which has appeared regularly and uninterruptedly since 1954. It is published quarterly. It publishes works of reflection and high dissemination carried out inside and outside the faculty.

The journal currently does not offer any economic remuneration to the authors.

II. The journal Projection accepts original works on topics that represent its main interest: those that directly or indirectly affect theology in its interdisciplinary dialogue with current culture (philosophy, ecclesiastical history, humanism and Christian thought, ecumenism, ethics, morality, law, anthropology, aesthetics, etc.). The originals must be absolutely unpublished and must not have been previously published or be in the process of being published, nor may they be accessible on the Internet or have been published in another language. Projection receives works throughout the year. Language: The usual language is Spanish, with the possibility of publication in other languages when it seems appropriate.

III. Formal Submission: Papers for Proyección should be submitted in electronic format (Word or similar) to the following address: proyeccion@uloyola.es. The original should be submitted completely finished, in order to avoid corrections or additions in the proofs, and should be adapted to the instructions given by the journal.

The contribution should have an average length between 8500- 10000 words, including critical apparatus, single spaced and in Garamond 12pt font. The first page of the articles or notes should include: a) Title of the article in Spanish and its English version. b) Name, surname(s) and institutional affiliation of the author(s). c) Home address, telephone and e-mail. d) Date of completion of the work. e) A summary of the article of up to 100 words, written in Spanish and English, containing the essential aspects and results of the work, as well as a list of keywords in both languages, in a number not exceeding five. All keywords should not coincide with those in the title of the article. In all cases, authors should attach a brief curriculum vitae describing their main publications and reflecting the thematic areas cultivated.

IV. Evaluation: Originals will be evaluated by a member of the Editorial Board and by two external academic evaluators. The external evaluators who carry out the scientific review of the articles submitted to the journal will be anonymous. The Editorial Board will recommend specialists in the respective subjects to guarantee the impartiality and quality of the review. Their opinions will be communicated to the author. If appropriate, the author will be informed of the acceptance of his work and suggestions for possible corrections of substance or form.

V. Property of the original: The authors who publish in the Proyección. Teología y Mundo Actual, will accept the following conditions:

The authors retain the copyright © and assign to the journal the right of publication, under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 license (CC BY-NC-ND).

The artics can be copied, used, disseminated, transmitted and publicly exhibited provided that:

• They cite the authorship of the work, the publication in the Proyección. Teología y Mundo Actual, number, year and the pages in which the information was found.
• No commercial profit can be made.
• Derivative works cannot be made for commercial purposes that are not authorized by the journal.

It is allowed and encouraged the authors to disseminate the article (Proyección. Teología y Mundo Actual, number, year, pagination, ISSN, DOI, etc.) to promote circulation and dissemination, increasing your citation and scope among the community academic.

VI. Rules of presentation: Long citations (more than three lines) should be in a separate paragraph without quotation marks or italics. Bibliographical references should be introduced in the form of footnotes. The following criteria should be observed for citing the bibliography:

 -For books: initial(s) of the author's first and last name(s) in small caps; title of the book in italics; city and year of edition in normal format; number(s) of page(s) cited. E.g.: G. L. Müller, Dogmatics. Teoría y práctica de la teología, Herder, Barcelona 1998, 17-23.

 -For articles: initial(s) of the author's first and last name(s) in small caps; title of the article in normal format and in quotation marks; title of the journal in italics, preceded by a colon; number of the volume; year in parentheses; number(s) of the page(s) cited. E.g.: T. H. Troeger, "Traveler Passing Through: the surprise of resurrection": Lexington Theological Quarterly 36 (2001) 81-98.

– Para las voces de diccionarios o colaboraciones en obras: inicial(es) del nombre y apellido(s) del autor en versalita; título de la voz o colaboración en formato normal y entrecomillado; precedidos por una coma y “en”, inicial(es) del nombre y apellido(s) del autor/editor del diccionario en versalita; título del diccionario en cursiva; ciudad y año de edición en formato normal; número(s) de página(s) o columna(s) citada(s). P.e.: C. Granado, “Tertuliano”, en X. Pikaza – N. Silanes (eds.), Diccionario teológico. El Dios cristiano, Sec. Trinitario, Salamanca 1992, 1353-1358; J. Font, “Los afectos en desolación y en consolación: lectura psicológica”, en C. Alemany, - J. A. García-Monge (eds.), Psicología y Ejercicios ignacianos. I, Mensajero -Sal Terrae, Bilbao-Santander 1991, 141-153.

 – Para las referencias electrónicas: se siguen los criterios básicos y se hace constar siempre: después de autor y título, dirección web de donde se ha recuperado y, entre paréntesis, el día de la consulta: G. L. Müller, Dogmática. Teoría y práctica de la teología (en línea), Barcelona 1998. Recuperado de: http://www.facte.org/müll/dog (consulta: 15 de enero de 2008).

 – Las abreviaturas de referencia habituales han de tener este formato: cf., o.c., ibid, id.

 A cada colaborador se le remitirá un ejemplar del número correspondiente de la revista.

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