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consider the same criteria in terms of quality and relevance, and the may be presented either as a paperor as an interview.– Frontiers: These present advances and contributions to knowledge regarding literature, fine artsand their relationship to other kinds of knowledge.– Profiles: To approach the reader to the field and the vicissitudes of the people or entities that dailycontribute to the development of science.– Reviews: These share with readers books recently published (two years) which contribute to thestrengthening of cultural and scientific humanistic thought.Publishing standardsTitle. Must be directly related to the theme that is developed. There is recommended not to overcome10 words.Authors. Author’s full name. Foot notes should include the following: academic titles, institutionalaffiliations, city, country, email and position at institution (if relevant). The order of authors should berelated to the contribution each one made to the work.Abstract. Must be typed in a single paragraph of no more than 800 characters, including spacesbetween words, in Spanish.Length. Each article has to between 15 and 20 pages.Key words. These are the words that describe the content of the document. One recommends touse the Thesaurus of the UNESCO (http:// databases.unesco.org/thessp).Footnotes. They must be explanatory only, not bibliography references. Must be used in Arabicnumerals before the punctuation mark, if any.Bibliography references. They must appear at the end of the paragraph with the author’s name andyear of publication in parentheses. All quoted material cited in the paper must be placed at the end ina complete reference list, in alphabetical order. This should be as follows.– For books. Surname(s) (in capital letters and followed by a comma), name(s) of the author(s)(followed by a period). Book title (and subtitle, if any) (in italics). Year of first edition (this informationis ignored when the text consulted and quoted corresponds to the original edition). Placeof publication: city, publisher, year of current edition cited. Example: HOBSBAWM, Eric (1998).Historia del siglo XX. Barcelona: Crítica.– For journals. Surname(s) (in capital letters and followed by a comma), name(s) of the author(s)(followed by a period). Title of article (in quotes and underlined). Name of journal (in italics),volume (if any), serial number of journal (in parentheses) and range of pages, preceded by “p.” ifit is one page or “pp.” if there are several. Example: CASAS GARCÍA, Oscar (2010). “Revisión dela aritmética de curvas hiperelípticas para la implementación…”. Revista Científica Guillermo deOckham. Cali. Universidad de San Buenaventura Cali. Vol. 8. No 2. pp. 125-140.– For chapters or articles in books. Surname(s) (in capital letters and followed by a comma), name(s)of the author(s) (followed by a period). Title of chapter or article (in italics), and then the word“In” and follow the indications given for books. Example: BASTIAN, Jean-Pierre (2005). “Pentecostalismoslatinoamericanos. Lógicas de mercado y transnacionalización religiosa”. En: Ana MaríaBidegain (comp.). Globalización y diversidad religiosa en Colombia. Bogotá: Universidad Nacionalde Colombia.154 × Universidad de San Buenaventura, Cali - Colombia