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Planned Article Types
Form Follows the Scholarly Task
Word ranges are guidance, not proxies for quality. Each type has a distinct evidence and review checklist.
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01
Research article
An original argument grounded in a defined primary corpus and situated in relevant scholarship.
8,000–12,000 words
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02
Primary-source study
A source-centered intervention that explains provenance, mediation, evidentiary value, and limits.
5,000–8,000 words
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03
Philosophical argument
A sustained argument with explicit premises, objections, historical context where relevant, and conceptual stakes.
6,000–10,000 words
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04
Comparative analysis
A structured comparison whose cases, dimensions, evidence, and inference rules are declared in advance.
7,000–11,000 words
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05
Critical exchange
A paired argument and response reviewed as one scholarly record. 4,000–6,000 words each
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Methods note
A focused, reproducible intervention in source criticism, translation, archival, computational, or comparative method.
3,000–5,000 words
Planned Article Types
Form Follows the Scholarly Task
Word ranges are guidance, not proxies for quality. Each type has a distinct evidence and review checklist.
1) Research article
An original argument grounded in a defined primary corpus and situated in relevant scholarship.
8,000–12,000 words
2) Primary-source study
A source-centered intervention that explains provenance, mediation, evidentiary value, and limits.
5,000–8,000 words
3) Philosophical argument
A sustained argument with explicit premises, objections, historical context where relevant, and conceptual stakes.
6,000–10,000 words
4) Comparative analysis
A structured comparison whose cases, dimensions, evidence, and inference rules are declared in advance.
7,000–11,000 words
5) Critical exchange
A paired argument and response reviewed as one scholarly record.
4,000–6,000 words each
6) Methods note
A focused, reproducible intervention in source criticism, translation, archival, computational, or comparative method.
3,000–5,000 words
Before a Manuscript Enters Review
The Submission Packet
An abstract that states the question, argument, evidence, method, and limits.
Research protocol naming the primary corpus and relevant secondary scholarship.
A source ledger with retraceable locators for every material factual claim.
A completed Bloch Lens identifying silence, mediation, comparison, counterevidence, and revision conditions.
Authorship contributions, funding, competing interests, permissions, and ethics disclosures.
An anonymized manuscript plus a separate identity and affiliation record.
Data, transcription, translation, image, and code availability statements where applicable.
Before a Manuscript Enters Review
The Submission Packet
- An abstract that states the question, argument, evidence, method, and limits.
- A research protocol naming the primary corpus and relevant secondary scholarship.
- A source ledger with retraceable locators for every material factual claim.
- A completed Bloch Lens identifying silence, mediation, comparison, counterevidence, and revision conditions.
- Authorship contributions, funding, competing interests, permissions, and ethics disclosures.
- An anonymized manuscript plus a separate identity and affiliation record.
- Data, transcription, translation, image, and code availability statements where applicable.
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Prepare, Do Not Upload
Use the public standard as your checklist.
No manuscript files or personal data are being collected through this preview.