Update of the journal's text formatting and bibliographic style rules

1)

Instead of:

N.N.

(previously used to indicate an unknown author), we use:

Anon.

2) In links, remove "on:" after the word "accesseed on: "

Instead of:

https://… (accessed on: dd.mm.year).

we use

https://… (accessed dd.mm.year).

3)

In the "ISBN" notation, remove the colon.

Instead of:

ISBN: number

we use:

ISBN number

4) In the bibliography, if the publication is only one page, use the notation:

  p. n (where n is the page number)

If there is more than one page, use the notation:

pp. m – n (i.e., the page range, from page m to page n)

A similar rule applies to citations and footnotes when citing a fragment of the publication.

Please see:

• detailed information on text formatting - download: [.pdf], [.docx].

Citation Style Language - English version (for articles in English)

– Download and use in bibliographic managers (Mendeley, Paperpile, Papers, Qiqqa, RefWorks, Zotero) [.csl].

In the bibliography managers, select the style "Studia Historiae Scientiarum" and the language "English (US)"