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**CALL FOR PAPERS FOR THE JOURNAL FILOLOŠKE PRIPOMBE / FILOLOŠKI STUDII (PHILOLOGICAL STUDIES) IN 2025**

We are pleased to announce a call for papers for the two forthcoming issues of the Slavic journal Philological Studies in 2025.

The thematic issue for 2025 will be devoted to Slavic Cultural Contacts.

Suggested thematic areas include:

Slavic cultural contacts (linguistic, literary, historical, theatrical, film, music, visual arts)
Cultural-historical relations
National specificities and differences
Contrastive study of Slavic languages
Literary translations
Intercultural communication between Slavic countries
Reception of Slavic cultures
Slavic cultures in primary, secondary, and university education
Cultural festivals and guest appearances of Slavic artists abroad

Submissions may be sent directly to the editorial office or submitted through the platform.

Deadline

10 April 2025

Formulation

Articles in the journal are arranged in the following sections:

Philosophic and Cultural Issues
History and Philology
Word in Historical and Cultural Context (Comparative Aspect)
Literature in Intercultural Context
Modern Society in Culture, Language, and Literature
Study of Speech. Linguodidactics
Reviews and Information

The author determines the section and type of publication to which his / her work belongs (expert paper, original scientific paper, prior publication, peer-reviewed paper).

Format

Articles should be 8-16 pgs in A5 format (max. 40000 characters, not including the abstract and bibliography), Microsoft Word for Windows, Times New Roman font size 10, margins 2cm, line spacing 1.0.

Language

Articles are accepted in English, Russian, Macedonian, Slovenian, Serbian or Croatian language.

Title

The article title should be in bold capital letters, centrally adjusted.

Author Information

Information about the author should be placed after the title, adjusted to the right, in the following order: Name, Middle Name, Surname. Full name of the organisation ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID, if applicable), author email. Town, Country. Information should be given both in English and in the language of the article.

Keywords

Keywords (8-10) should be comma separated and given in both English and the language of the article.

Abstract

The abstract should contain 150–250 words, express the basic content of the article and be informative, seriously structured, coherent, and logical. The abstract indicates the aims, tasks, and methodology of the scientific work, as well as the results and conclusions. It should be given both in English and the language of the article. For a review, rather than an abstract, give a full bibliographical description of the peer-reviewed edition (in the original language) and it's variant in English, for example:

Special Mentions

References to sources of financial support, scholarships, expressions of gratitude to colleagues, etc. are listed in italics, after the abstract, and before the main text of the article.

Illustrations

Illustrations (graphs, charts, photos) should be in black and white, and resolution of 300 DPI. They should be sent with the accompanying text in the form of a separate file (in jpg or jpeg format), or in the text file of the article. If special symbols are used in the article, a pdf version of the paper is attached. The source of the illustrations should be mentioned. The copyright is the responsibility of the author.

Footnotes

Footnotes should give additional information. They are written in font size 8 and are listed in descending order. Footnotes provide information, archival material, and links to electronic publications of a non-scientific nature. It is not advisable to include links to scientific papers in footnotes. Shortcuts (for example, shortcuts used in text, archive shortcuts, etc.) are resolved in footnotes as used in the text. The full title of the archive is given in English in brackets. The titles of archival sources are not included in the literature list and are not repeated in the References.

Sources

Sources within the text should be put in brackets (author’s last name, year of edition: No. of page). Ex: (Bachelard, 1997: 56).