Scope and coverage of the journal

Studia Theologica Varsaviensia (Online) ISSN 2956-5197

The journal is assigned to the following disciplines: philosophy, literature studies, sociological sciences, canon law, theological sciences. The journal consists of the following main sections: dissertations and articles (presented thematically) and a "Varia" section containing other scientific articles.

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Article review process

Submitted texts are evaluated by the editors and qualified for publication. Each article is reviewed by two reviewers. The authors and reviewers do not know each other's identities.

Reviewers use the following criteria when evaluating an article:

• Compatibility of title with content.
• Compatibility of the abstract and keywords of the article with its content.
• Substantive value of the work.
• A proper grasp of the structure of the work.
• Correctness of the scientific terminology used.
• Proper formulation of final conclusions.
• Correctness of literature citation.
• The suitability of the article for printing.

The evaluation criteria can be found on the website. A scanned review template is attached. (attach EN review)

The author is further notified of the acceptance or rejection of the text, as well as instructions on how to make the necessary corrections. Upon completion of the editorial work, the author receives the text for approval.

Text requirements
The text sent to the editor should meet the following criteria:

• Text saved in one of the following formats: *.doc, *docx or RTF.
• The volume of the text does not exceed 20 A4 pages (40000 characters).

Font and paragraph requirements

• Times New Roman font size 12; spacing 1.5 lines without indentation or word transfer; paragraphs marked with an enter; no highlighting in the text; all margins at 2 cm.

The content of the complete text sent to the Editor:

• The text includes the following attachments in Polish and English: an abstract (in Polish: about 800 characters with spaces; in English: about 1,500 characters with spaces), a title and alphabetically arranged keywords (no more than 10).
• Biographical note about the author including the following: name, year of birth, academic title, position and affiliation, mailing address, e-mail. ORCID number

Record of bibliography and footnotes

References to the literature should be in footnotes made using the comma method. The first time a publication is referenced, use the full bibliographic notation. In subsequent citations of the same publication, use an abbreviated notation. At the end of the article include an appendix literature list.

How to cite the most common types of publications:

• Books: initial of first name, last name, title in italics, place and year of publication, page range.
• Article in a collective work: initial of first name, last name, title in italics, sign: "in:", title of collective work in italics, abbreviation: "ed.", initial and surname of editor, place and year of publication, page range.
• Journal article: first name initial, last name, title in italics, journal in quotation marks, year of publication in parentheses, issue year in parentheses, issue or number, page range.
• Internet materials: initial of first name, last name, title in italics, link to website, date of access.
• Use the following forms in abbreviated notation: ibid.

If there is any doubt about how to cite, please contact the Editor.

Publication schedule

Semi-annual, original paper and online version

Open access policy

The journal provides immediate, open access to all its content in accordance with the principle that freely accessible research enhances and accelerates global scientific development and knowledge exchange.

Reviewers 2022

dr hab. Andrzej Adamski, prof. WSiZ
dr Agnieszka Barczyk-Sitkowska
o. prof. dr hab. Andrzej Derdziuk
ks. prof. dr hab. Jan Górski
dr hab. Karolina Kochańczyk-Bonińska
ks. dr hab. Wiesław Kraiński, prof. UMK
ks. dr hab. Wiesław Łużyński, prof. UMK
dr Radosław Malinowski
dr. hab. Bartosz Nowakowski, prof. UPH
ks. dr hab. Piotr Piasecki, prof. UAM
dr Teresa Stankiewicz
dr hab. Mariusz Szajda, prof. AS
ks. prof. dr hab. Janusz Szulist
dr Maria Szymańska
ks. dr hab. Tadeusz Zadykiewicz, prof. 7KUL
ks. dr Grzegorz Zieliński

Reviewers 2023

 

History of the journal

In 1954, the Academy of Catholic Theology was founded from the fusion of the Faculty of Catholic Theology of the University of Warsaw and the Faculty of Theology of the Jagiellonian University. In 1963, permission was obtained to create the semiannual journal Studia Theologica Varsaviensia, which was originally also used by the Faculty of Christian Philosophy (until 1965, when it created its own journal Studia Philosophiae Christianae). Rev. Prof. Marian Michalski became the first editor. Currently, the function has been held by Rev. Dr. Jaroslaw A. Sobkowiak since 2005

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