Ricoeuriana

Ricœuriana – Associação Ibero-Americana de Estudos Ricœurianos is a periodical publication (publishing both monographs and collective volumes) dedicated to Paul Ricœur’s work and open to contributions also delving on other authors and areas, fostering a permanent spirit of dialogue and interdisciplinarity. Its publications cover several domains of philosophy (aesthetics, ethics, hermeneutics, social and political philosophy) but also subjects such as history, literary studies, psychoanalysis and theology, among other areas relevant for Ricœur’s thought.

Main Director

Gonçalo Marcelo (University of Coimbra)

Assistant Directors

César Correa Arias (University of Guadalajara)

Patrícia Lavelle (Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro)

Tomás Domingo Moratalla (National University of Distance Education)

Editorial Assistant

João Emanuel Diogo (University of Coimbra)

Scientific Committee

Agustín Domingo Moratalla (Menéndez Pelayo International University, Valencia)

Alejandra Bertucci (Universidad Nacional de La Plata)

Alfonso Mendiola Mejía (Universidad Iberoamericana)

Ana Escríbar Wicks (Universidad de Chile)

Aníbal Fornari (CONICET - Universidad Católica de Santa Fe)

Beatriz Contreras Tasso (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile)

Bernardo Barros Coelho de Oliveira (Fluminense Federal University)

Cláudio Reichert do Nascimento (Federal University of Western Bahia)

Cristóbal Holzapfel (Universidad de Chile)

Eduardo Casarotti (Universidad Católica del Uruguay)

Elsio José Corá (Federal University of the Southern Border)

Fernanda Henriques (University of Évora)

Francisco Diez Fischer (CONICET / Academia Nacional de Ciencias de Buenos Aires)

Graciano González R. Arnaiz (Complutense University of Madrid)

Hélio Gentil (São Judas Tadeu University)

Jaime Torres Guillén (Instituto de Filosofía A. C., Mexico)

Jean-Luc Amalric (CPGE Arts et Design-Nîmes / Université Montpellier 3)

Jeanne Marie Gagnebin (Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo / UNICAMP)

José Juan Sainz Luna (Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México)

José Santiago González Iñiguez (University of Guadalajara)

Juan Masiá Clavel (Sophia University, Japan)

Julián Molina Zambrano (University of Guadalajara)

Luís António Umbelino (University of Coimbra)

Luís Manuel A. V. Bernardo (New University of Lisbon)

Luis Miguel Arroyo Arrayás (University of Huelva)

Luis Vergara Anderson (Universidad Iberoamericana)

Marcelino Agís Villaverde (University of Santiago de Compostela)

Maria do Céu Zambujo Fialho (University of Coimbra)

Maria João Coelho (University of Coimbra)

Maria Luísa Portocarrero (University of Coimbra)

María Luján Ferrari (Universidad Nacional de La Plata)

Maria da Penha Villela-Petit (Archives Husserl de Paris / C.N.R.S.)

Michel Renaud (New University of Lisbon)

Noeli Dutra Rossatto (Federal University of Santa Maria)

Patricio Mena Malet (Universidad de la Frontera)

Paulo Jesus (University of Lisbon)

Roberto Roque Lauxen (State University of Southwest Bahia)

Sebastián Kaufmann Salinas (Universidad Alberto Hurtado)

Walter Salles (Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas)

Submission Guidelines

Ricœuriana – Associação Ibero-Americana de Estudos Ricœurianos has a general ongoing call for monographs and collective edited volumes. Proposals should be submitted to ricoeuriana@gmail.com and include the complete files of the publication in word and pdf format. All proposals will be assessed by the editors-in-chief and undergo a blind peer-review process that will assess their quality. The editors-in-chief are responsible for the final decision on publication. All submissions must be written in Portuguese or Spanish and include a 100-150 word abstract and 5 keywords. Submissions must also include an English translation of the title, abstract and keywords. In the case of collective edited volumes these elements (title of the chapter, abstract and keywords) must be indicated in the opening page of each chapter.

The publication of non-thematic volumes is also foreseen and so we also accept the submission of texts (papers/chapters, interviews, translations or book reviews), as long as they are relevant for the topics covered by the series. These should respect the limit of 10,000 words maximum, with book reviews being 2000 words maximum. Monographs or collective volumes should have 100,000 words maximum.

Ricœuriana follows the Chicago Manual of Styles (notes + bibliography) whose latest version can be assessed at http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/home.html. All publications are available on open access, and can be accessed at https://www.uc.pt/cech/publicacoes/ricoeuriana/

For any further information, please contact ricoeuriana@gmail.com