About the Journal

The journal accepts original contributions that address methodologies and didactics of art teaching, pedagogical innovations, studies on contemporary artistic creation, analysis of cultural policies, cultural management and mediation, as well as the incorporation of new technologies in education and artistic production. It publishes research articles with scientific rigor, systematizations of innovative educational experiences, theoretical reflection articles, critical reviews of publications or artistic events, and interviews with relevant figures in the field.

Visceral is aimed at researchers in art education and cultural studies, art teachers at all educational levels, artists interested in the educational dimension of their practice, cultural managers, and the educational community in general. The journal has an international vocation and accepts manuscripts in Spanish, English, and Portuguese, fostering the exchange of knowledge among the Ibero-American and global academic community. All articles undergo double-blind peer review.

Visceral is an open access publication under a Creative Commons license.

Annual periodicity

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Anti-plagiarism policy

The journal Visceral will guarantee the originality of all manuscripts through the use of anti-plagiarism software. This policy will ensure originality and detect matches and similarities between texts submitted to the journal and those previously published in other sources. If plagiarism is detected, the manuscript will be rejected for publication.

Digital edition

The journal Visceral is published exclusively in digital format.

Fees

The publication of scientific articles in our journal does not entail any fees or payments.

Open access policy

This journal provides its contents in immediate open access and full text, under the principle that allowing free access to research results contributes to greater exchange of knowledge at a global level.

Consult the Copyright for more information.

Interoperability protocol

The journal provides an OAI-PMH (Open Archives Initiative – Protocol for Metadata Harvesting) interface that allows its contents to be harvested by other distribution systems, such as digital repositories and harvesters.

Specifications: ● OAI-PMH Protocol Version 2.0 ● Dublin Core Metadata

Path for harvesters: https://revistas.um.es/visceral

Digital preservation policies

All journals published by the University of Murcia are hosted in the institutional repository DIGITUM (digitum.um.es). Authors are allowed and encouraged to deposit their works published in Visceral in other repositories, as this promotes their circulation, dissemination, and preservation.