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. The author should submit the original preferably by e-mail: publicacaoclinicaps@clinicaps2024.com (exempting other copies)

. Articles should contain no more than 20 pages (including references), the following standard: A4, Word for Windows document type, font Times New Roman, size 12, in style “text body”, 1.5 space between lines, justified paragraphs and margin of 3 cm.

. The reviews should not exceed the limit of 5 pages, following the same format of the articles.

. The work should be accompanied by a cover letter that includes the following information: title of the article in original language, author's name, academic and professional credits, postal address (including zip code) and e-mail the author.

. The title page will not be included in the assessment in order to preserve the secrecy about the identity of the author.

. Articles should have a summary in the original language and an abstract in English (both must not exceed 200 words) and keywords in the original language (at least three and the maximum of five) and the key-words also in English. Must be included even in the summary sheet of the title of the work in the original language and in English.

. The summary sheet will not be passed to the  referees.

. References to published works should be made in the body of the text in brackets, indicating name of the author and the year of the work. Example: (MILNER, 2007).

. In the case of authors whose years of writing the text is relevant, include it followed by year of publication used. Example: (LACAN, 1953/1978).

. In the case of works of the same author and year, distinguish them with the use of letters, in the order of appearance in the article. Example: (MACHADO, 2006a), (MACHADO, 2006b).

. In case of reference to works of multiple authors, all should be cited, using ";" and "&". Example: (DUBOIS; GUESPIN & MEVEL, 1973), (NANCY & LACOUE-LABARTHE, 1992).

. The text citations should be in quotes, followed by author's surname, year of work and corresponding page. Exemple “Ironia e humor, ambos fazem rir, mas por estrutura se distinguem” (MILLER, 1996, p. 190). 


. Citations of up to three lines should be kept in the body of the text, those which exceed three lines should be tabulated, noting an area of the tabulator, simple spacing between lines, and typed in font Times New Roman 10.

. Words or expressions that should be highlighted should be in italic style. Do not use bold or underlined.

. Foreign words and titles of books should appear in italics, without quotation marks.

. Titles of articles should be placed in quotation marks, in normal style.

. References should appear at the end of the article in alphabetical order of surname (if more than one work by the same author, they should be listed in chronological order as the year of publication), in the following order of items:

. Book - author's last name in capital letters, the original author, year of publication - preceded, if applicable, by the year in which it was written - in brackets, title in italics, city, publisher. Example: LACAN, J. (1972-1973/1985) O Seminário livro 20, Mais, ainda. Rio de Janeiro: Jorge Zahar.

. Article in a book - author's last name in capital letters, the original author, year of publication in brackets, title of article in quotes, followed by "in" and the surname and initials of the organizer, the book title in italics, city, publisher, and pages consulted for the article. Example: KANGUSSU, I. (2004) “Sobre o sujeito discreto”, in IANNINI, G.; ROCHA, G. M.; PINTO, J. & SAFATLE, V. (orgs.). O tempo, o objeto e o avesso. Belo Horizonte: Autêntica, pp. 51-62.

. Chapter or part of a book - author's last name in capital letters, the original author, year of publication in brackets, title of chapter or part in quotes followed by "in" and the book title in italics, city, publisher, pages for the chapter / part consulted. Example: LACAN, J. (1960/1978) “Subversão do sujeito e dialética do desejo no inconsciente freudiano”, in Escritos. Rio de Janeiro: Jorge Zahar, pp. 275-311.

. Article in a journal - author's last name in capital letters, the original author, year of publication in brackets, title of article in quotes, name of magazine in italics, volume (see), number (n), city, publisher, pages consulted for the article. Example: TEIXEIRA, A. (2005) “Da soberania do inútil”. Kriterion, v. XLVI, n. 111. Belo Horizonte: UFMG, pp. 91-103.

. Theses and dissertations - author's last name in capital letters, the original author, year of defense, title in quotation marks, type of work, program, institution, city. Example: ROCHA, G. M. (1998) “Elementos para uma investigação sobre a consciência na metapsicologia de Freud”. Dissertação de Mestrado, Programa de Pós-graduação em Filosofia, Faculdade de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte.

. Article published in electronic journal - author's last name in capital letters, the original author, year of publication in brackets, title of article in quotes, name of magazine in italics, volume (see), number (n), e-mail address. Example: TARELHO, L. C. (1999) “Reflexões sobre a clínica psicanalítica das psicoses”. Psicopatologia fundamental on-line, ano II, n. 3. Disponível em: http://www.psicopatologiafundamental.org.

. The papers received would be evaluated by the Editorial Board, responsible for the assessment of their adequacy to the editorial policy of the Journal, as well as their suitability to the standards of publication. The texts selected  by the Editorial Board will be referred to two members of the Board and/or ad hoc referees in "double blind" process in order to preserve the identity of both the author and the referee.

. The Editorial Board will inform the author about the (with or without need of revisions) or disapproval of your request. In case of requested revisions, it will be the author's discretion to accept or reject the guidelines, if accepting them the revised work should be resubmitted within a maximum of 15 days.

. The criteria for evaluation of texts, are defined in the "Road map to draw up an opinion." The authors have access to opinions of work submitted, regardless of the outcome of them.

. Accepted articles will be published as soon as an issue of the Journal would have available space.

. The Copyright of articles is transfered to  Digital Magazine CliniCAPS from the date on which the article is accepted for publication, which will hold the right to publish the work. It is secured to the author, however, the right to republish their text in collection of articles of his own or held by third parties.