Submissions
Submission Preparation Checklist
As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.- Der Beitrag ist bisher unveröffentlicht und wurde auch keiner anderen Zeitschrift vorgelegt (andernfalls ist eine Erklärung in "Kommentare für die Redaktion" beigefügt).
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Discussions
Short critical essays or texts dealing with an historiographical or research problem, or moving from a recently published work, or discussing problems of cultural politics and publishing; they aim at a scientific discussion open to further contributions from the readers in possible forums. Among the purposes of this section there is also the prompt collection and publication of texts and materials produced in seminars and workshops in order to avoid the waste of the first-hand results of observations and researches.Topical Discussions
Short critical essays or texts on a topic or a book.
Topical Discussions - 2
Short critical essays or texts on a topic or a book.
Topical Discussions - 3
Short critical essays or texts on a topic or a book.
Essays
Research and historiographical evaluation original contributions.Essayes in Monographic Section
The contents of this section share the same characteristics with the "Saggi" section but are presented to the authors in a coordinated way by the editors of the monographic section.
Materials and Notes
Bibliographical and documentary reviews, outlines of works in progress or of observations arisen in the course of a research. Besides these materials, promptly issued by RM, we aim at collecting the ideas and suggestions elaborated in the preparatory phases of projects, conferences and publications: such a patrimony often gets lost as it undergoes subsequent reworking or is considered of minor importance; on the contrary, it deserves to be known just because of its nature of “open work”.Archives
Organic corpuses of documentary texts or of data drawn from them, structured into specialized archives, originating from concluded or ongoing researches. This section aims less at the accumulation of sources than at proposing and experiencing new forms of presentation of the researches carried on on large documentary sets.Hypertexts
This section is the most closely connected with the innovative potentials of the new communication tools; it contains hypertext analysis of sources, texts, new forms of presentation of documentary sets or experiments of building hypertexts on medieval history subjects. It aims at illustrating how the new tools may influence the research language. One area of this section may be devoted to observations on the new forms of the text.Interviews
This section opened in 2008, and it publishes interviews with Italian and foreign medievalists.Reviews
The increasing number of websites and computer publications on mediaeval matters, and the differences in their nature and level, require a critical report and evaluation both on such sites and publications and on the use of the new technologies in humanistic disciplines.Bibliographies
This section publishes sets of bibliographical references centred upon specific subjects; such sets may be definite or updating; they reflect the paths of the researches of scholars in different thematic fields.Copyright Notice
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