Submission Guidelines

Original manuscripts should be prepared according to the latest Chicago Manual of Style (author-date format) (PLEASE INCLUDE FIRST NAMES OF AUTHORS) (Consult issues of the journal, beginning with volume 22, number 1, 2018, for examples of author-date formatting within the text, and proper style for endnotes and references.) 

Generally, manuscripts should not exceed 8000 words including notes and references. 

All submissions should include the following: an ABSTRACT of approximately 100-150 words; four to five KEYWORDS; E-MAIL address; and a three to four sentence BIOGRAPHY with the author's most advanced academic degree/professional title; please spell out acronyms. An electronic version of the manuscript should be sent to the editor of Gestalt Review at sfischer@bucknell.edu . 

Manuscripts must not have been published, nor submitted for publication, elsewhere. Please consult regarding English translations of manuscripts published elsewhere in a language other than English.

Institutional Subscription Information

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