Manuscript structure

1. Types of contributions accepted

Géneroos magazine accepts academic and literary works that explicitly incorporate a gender and/or feminist perspective. Accepted contributions are:

a) Academic publications

* Research articles. These present original results from theoretical and/or empirical research, aimed at the academic community specializing in gender studies.

* Popular science articles. These explain scientific, technical, or academic knowledge in language accessible to non-specialized audiences, with an emphasis on topics relevant to gender studies.

* Academic essays. These are argumentative texts that develop a critical, reflective, and well-founded analysis of a topic related to gender studies.

b) Literary and journalistic publications

* Reviews. Critical or descriptive analysis of books, films, documentaries, exhibitions, or similar works from a gender perspective.

* Short stories and poems. Literary creations that explore the human experience from a gender perspective.

* Interviews. Dialogues with specialists, activists, artists, or relevant figures in gender studies.

* Chronicles. Journalistic or literary accounts of events, experiences, or social contexts from a feminist or gender perspective.

All materials will be subject to the review process established by the journal's editorial policy.

2. Formal requirements for manuscripts

Format

Word file (.doc or .docx).

Spacing: 1.5

Font: Times New Roman, 12 pts

Page size: Letter

Language: Spanish

Anonymization

The file must be sent completely anonymized, removing any reference to authorship:

Names

Acknowledgments

Projects or working groups

Self-citations that reveal identity

When necessary, place an X in the corresponding space.
“Instructions for anonymizing manuscripts”

Authorship data (only recorded in the letter of originality)

Full name(s) according to ORCID

ORCID

Handwritten or digital signature

Affiliated institution

Postal address

Telephone number

Email address

Highest academic degree and institution where it was obtained

Nationality

Lines of research or areas of work

Title . Maximum 10 words. In Spanish and English. Clear, concise, and related to the content

Abstract and keywords

For research articles, dissemination articles, and essays:

Abstract in Spanish (max. 250 words)

Abstract in English

Five keywords in both languages

The use of specialized thesauri is recommended:
Gender thesaurus: gender-equitable language (see here)
UNESCO thesaurus (see here)

3. Structure of academic publications

All texts in this section must include the following essential elements:

Comparative table

NOTE: In addition to the fundamental sections indicated for each type of text, authors may include other subheadings or additional sections as long as they are consistent with the overall structure of the text.