PREFACE

The journal Logeion: Filosofia da Informação, affiliated with the Philosophy and

Politics of Information Research Group at the Brazilian Institute of Information in Science and

Technology (IBICT), launches the first issue of its 13th volume (2026). It is worth noting that

the journal is currently rated A2 in the CAPES Qualis classification system. The journal is

establishing itself firmly within the realm of scholarly communication regarding the Philosophy

of Information, particularly as a form of Practical Philosophy.

Logeion reaffirms its commitment to valuing and strengthening studies on the

Philosophy of Information within the field of Information Science, especially concerning issues

of ethics and information policy. The journal aims to publish research findings from the

contemporary landscape regarding the social uses of language—particularly as mediated by

digital information and communication technologies. It seeks to critically address information

theories, information work, organizational information ethics, intellectual property, and

information and communication policies.

The contribution of the journal’s Editorial Committee—comprising researchers and

professors from various universities, institutes, and countries—deserves mention. This

committee coordinates the engagement of authors and fosters an international community of

readers across all continents.

Also noteworthy is the collaboration with the School of Library Science at the

Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UniRio), which has been in place since the

journal's inception in 2014. In this context, the participation of UniRio professors and students

in the journal's editing and article review processes is particularly significant. A formal

partnership with UniRio’s Philosophy of Information research group, led by Professor Valéria

Wilke, begins in 2025.

Currently, the journal employs a continuous publication model for accepted articles.

This format change accelerates the publication process, ensuring that articles are reviewed and

published immediately upon acceptance. The journal is indexed in several databases: BRAPCI,

Diadorim, DOAJ, Google Scholar, Latindex, Miguilim, Redib, and PhilPapers. It is now

pursuing indexing in international databases. Contemporary society continues to challenge

philosophy and science with profound cultural, social, and economic changes. The approaches

and arguments featured in the journal contribute to the sharing of ideas and the development of

critical rational thought, particularly regarding the discussion and resolution of practical

problems. We invite the academic community to submit contributions to Logeion. We also

invite readers to follow the continuous publication of articles.

Rio de Janeiro, July 10, 2026.

Clóvis Ricardo Montenegro de Lima

Editor

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LOGEION: Filosofia da informação, Rio de Janeiro, v. 13, n. 1, p. 1, e-7988, jul./dez. 2026.