Primeiros Estudos

Chamada de trabalhos (Call of papers)

Introduction

Chamada de trabalhos (call of papers). Chamada de artigos e resenhas para a edição #6 (1º sem/2014). Submeta seu trabalho online até 06/09/2013. Acesse normas e informações de submissão.

Abstract

A chamada de artigos e resenhas para a edição número 6 (1º semestre de 2014) está aberta até 06/09/2013. Para acesso às informações para submissão de trabalhos online: http://revistas.usp.br/primeirosestudos/about/submissions#onlineSubmissionsPara acesso às normas para fortmatação e submissão dos trabalhos: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/40642437/prime_normas_jun2013.pdf

Review

This abstract serves as a straightforward "Call for Papers" for the sixth edition of an unspecified journal, targeting the first semester of 2014 with a submission deadline of September 6, 2013. While clearly indicating the specific edition and an historical submission window, the most significant oversight is the complete absence of the journal's name, scope, aims, or thematic focus. This fundamental omission makes it impossible for potential authors or readers to ascertain the journal's discipline, target audience, or whether their work would be a suitable fit, rendering the call functionally incomplete for anyone unfamiliar with the publication. On a practical level, the abstract provides direct links to online submission information and detailed formatting guidelines, which is helpful for prospective authors navigating the submission process. The presence of a `revistas.usp.br` domain implies an affiliation with the University of São Paulo, lending some institutional credibility, although this is not explicitly stated as part of the journal's identity. However, the use of a Dropbox link for submission norms, while functional, might be perceived as less professional than hosting all documents directly on a dedicated journal platform, potentially raising questions about document longevity and version control. In summary, this abstract functions purely as a logistical announcement for a specific, now historical, submission cycle, but falls critically short as an informative piece about the journal itself. To effectively attract relevant and high-quality submissions, future calls for papers or "about" sections should explicitly detail the journal's full name, its established scope, review process, editorial board, and any indexing information. Without these crucial contextual elements, the announcement remains an isolated operational note rather than an inviting proposition for scholarly contribution, and its severely dated nature further diminishes its current utility.

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