About the Journal
Focus and Scope
TEXTO POÉTICO is a journal published by the Poetic Text Theory Working Group, WT of the National Association of Postgraduate and Research in Literature and Linguistics (ANPOLL). Its main objective is to disseminate theoretical or critical unpublished researches on poetry. Papers are published in the fixed sections "Dossiê" and "Vária". The section "Dossiê" is dedicated to specific themes of poetry studies. The journal also publishes translations, interviews, book reviews, and poems. Papers can be written in Portuguese, Spanish, English, French or Italian, and must necessarily comply with specific standards available on the journal page.
Peer Review Process
Texto Poético not requires Article Processing Charges and submission charges to its authors.
The selection of works to be published is done in two stages.
In the first stage the paper is evaluated by the Editorial Board, which analyzes the paper’s content and form to determine if it fits in the journal’s editorial policy and if it follows publication standards. The disqualification of the paper in this stage occurs when the manuscript:
1) disregards ABNT standards. Principally with regards to citations, bibliographical references, identification of tables and figures throughout the text;
2) presents inadequate writing skills by demonstrating lack of control of the academic language such as cohesion problems, linguistic and typing errors;
3) presents a simple literary review without any critical stance;
4) disregards the format required by the journal.
5) does not have at least one PhD as author.
If the paper meets all of these basic requirements, it is then sent to two members of the Editorial Board or to partners ad hoc. It is evaluated on the following aspects: topic relevance, research originality, clarity of methodology, adequate writing according to the standard pattern. Only those papers that are approved by both partners will be published. In cases of extreme disagreement between the partners, a third evaluation is requested.
Once the paper is accepted, copyrights are automatically transferred to the journal. As a demonstration of gratitude for their collaboration, authors will receive 2 (two) copies of the issue in which their paper is published.
Publication Frequency
The journal Texto Poético publishes one volume yearly and two issues per volume, with publications forecasted for July and December.
Open Access Policy
This journal offers free and immediate access to its content, following the principle that the availability of scientific knowledge to the public provides the democratization of knowledge worldwide.
The journal does not charge for submission, neither any article processing charges (APCs).
Sponsors
GT Teoria do Texto Poético - ANPOLL
Journal history
The Journal Texto Poético was created in 2004, under The WG theory of the Poetic Texto - ANPOLL, under the coordination of the Profas. Dras. Ana Maria Lisboa de Mello and Paula Glenadel. In 2013/2014, it started to be published by the Electronic Magazine Editing System (SEER) or Open Journal Systems (OJS) and also started to have a dossier of interest for studies on poetry. . In 2017, the Magazine reformulated its publication guidelines and received a new graphic project. Each year, Texto Poético has become an increasingly important reference in the area it contemplates.
Editors' Memory of Texto Poético Magazine
N. 1 (2004) - Profs. Ana Maria Lisboa de Mello and Paula Glenadel
Of n. 2 to n.5 (2005 - 2008) - Prof. Alamir Aquino Corrêa
Of n. 6 to n. 13 (2009 - 2012) - Profs. Antônio Donizeti Pires and Solange Fiuza Cardoso Yokozawa
Of n. 14 to n. 17 (2013 - 2014) - Profªs Diana Junker Bueno Martha and Ida Alves
Of n. 18 to n. 21 (2015 - 2016) - Number editors - Profs. Antônio Donizete da Cruz and Maria de Fátima Gonçalves Lima, Kelcilene Rodrigues and Wilson Flores, Cristiano Jutgla, Ilca Vieira and Diana Junker Marth Toneto
Of n. 22 to n. 25 (2017 - 2018) - Profªs Solange Fiuza and Ida Alves
Of n. 26 to n. 28 (2019) - Prof. Marcelo Ferraz
Of n. 29 to n. 32 (2020 - 2021) - Profs. Marcelo Ferraz and Ida Alves
