Cuadernos de pensamiento is the Journal of the "Ángel González Álvarez" Thought Seminar, of the Spanish University Foundation. Since 1987 it collect in its pages the results of the research of numerous spanish and foreign authors. Its objective is the investigation and dissemination of philosophical, legal, political and humanistic thought, from a multidisciplinary perspective. It is aimed at specialists in philosophical research, professors and students of philosophy and humanities. Only publish original articles. International researchers will find in it a reference point of the best in academia.
APA 7.0 CITATION
As style, the latest version of the APA system will be used (7th edition, http://bit.ly/2JkuWs8).
Journal article, this guideline will be followed:
Electronic or with DOI: Surname / s, First initials (Year of publication). Article title. Journal title (italics), Volume (italics) (Number), pp-pp. http:// DOI or http://URL
Printed: Surname / s, First name initials (Year of publication). Article title. Publication Title (italics), Volume (italics) (Number), pp-pp. (page num- bers but without abbreviation pp.).
Examples
Cid Vázquez, M. T. (2020). La superación de la autorreferencialidad del bien común en las fuentes wojtylianas. Cuadernos de pensamiento (33), 15-48. https://doi.org/10.51743/cpe.60
Alvira, R. (2017). El economicismo de los planes universitarios internac- ionales. Cuadernos de pensamiento (30), 73-92.
Quote within the text (Alvira, 2017).
In the case of books, this guideline will be followed: [the place of publication is always omitted]
Printed: Last name / s of the author / s, initials of the name. (year of pub- lication). Book title (italics). Editorial.
Electronic: Last name (s) of the author / s, initials of the name. (year of publication). Book title (italics). Editorial. http: // url
Author / s (1 to 2). All authors are listed in order. If there are 3 or more, the first is cited followed by et al. If it is a monograph without authorship, write the title and then the date:
Examples
Sandel, M. (2000). El liberalismo y los límites de la justicia. Gedisa.
Melina, L., Granada, D. (2005). Limiti alla responsabilità? Amore e gius- tizia. Lateran University Press.
Cobo, C. y Moravec, J. W. (2011). Aprendizaje invisible: hacia una nueva ecología de la educación. Universitat de Barcelona. http://www.aprendizajeinvisible.com/download/AprendizajeInvisible.pdf
In-text quote. 1 or 2 authors always cite their surnames (Melina and Granada, 2005). From 3 authors, only the last name of the first is cited, followed by “et al.” and the year (Martin et al., 2020).
If a text is cited in the body of the article, two different procedures will be followed:
- If an opinion of the author is alluded to or his words are to be reproduced verbatim, it will be said, for example: Sandel (2000).
- To adduce a text cited in the bibliographic references in support of an opin- ion, you will say, for example: (Sandel, 2000).
- If you want to present a text cited in the bibliographic references, expressly indicating the page in question, say, for example: Sandel (2000, 34) or (Sandel, 2000, 34), depending on the case.
Chapter of a book: Cid, M. T. (2018). Las virtudes relacionales: prácticas de hospitalidad familiar. En S. Gallardo (Ed.). Mujer, familia y trabajo (pp. 97- 118). Universidad Católica de Ávila.
Printed doctoral dissertation: Carravilla Parra, M. J. (2002). Razón mística. Aproximación filosófica sobre la obra de San Juan de la Cruz (Tesis doctoral). Fundación Universitaria Española.
As a general rule, it is recommended to adapt to any of the manuals published on APA in its latest edition (see https://libguides.csudh.edu/citation/apa-7)
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