37  Review articles

37.1 Formatting a review article

Review articles must have titles in the format “Review of Author (year)”.

They begin with a section titled “Review of” containing the full citation of the monograph reviewed, and followed by --- (a horizontal rule):

# Review of

[Antonelli]{.smallcaps}, Mauro. 2018. *Vittorio Benussi in the History
of Psychology: New Ideas of a Century Ago*,  Studies in the History of
Philosophy of Mind 21, Cham: Springer.

---

Author last names in the citation are in small caps: they must be surrounded by [...]{.smallcaps} as above. Book titles are emphasized, surrounded by *...* as above. The full citation must contain a publisher place, e.g. “Oxford: Oxford University Press”.

If you prefer you can instead enter the full citation in the document’s metadata block:

review-of: |
    [Antonelli]{.smallcaps}, Mauro. 2018. *Vittorio 
    Benussi in the History of Psychology:
    New Ideas of a Century Ago*,  Studies in the 
    History of Philosophy of Mind 21, Cham: Springer.

If you do so you don’t need a “Review of” section; the manuscript should start directly with the review’s text.

Reviews normally don’t have section headings.

The monograph reviewed should not be included in the review’s references.