About the Journal
Focus and Scope
The Insigne Humanities Journal (ISSN 2966-2540) is a quarterly publication, published by Insigne Academic Press, covering various areas of the Humanities, including Human Sciences, Applied Social Sciences, Linguistics, Literature, and Arts. Its purpose is to disseminate high-quality and excellent scientific knowledge, promoting studies that meet the highest standards of scientific rigor and research ethics. The RIH aims to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in its field by providing a platform for the publication of original studies in Portuguese, English, and Spanish, across formats such as theoretical research, critical literature reviews, empirical work, and reviews.
Open Access
The Insigne Humanities Journal offers open access to all its content, allowing users and their institutions to enjoy its entirety without any charges. Readers are permitted to view, download, reproduce, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles, or use them for any lawful purpose, without needing prior authorization from the author or the publisher. Our commitment is to disseminate high-quality scientific knowledge and accessibility to the broadest possible audience.
Considerations of the Insigne Humanities Journal
Established in 2024, the Insigne Humanities Journal is a platform dedicated to the dissemination of scientific knowledge across various fields, distinguished by its editorial excellence and significant contributions to the advancement of knowledge. Its name, "insigne," meaning "renowned for its works," reflects the journal's ongoing commitment to being a reliable and respected source for readers and contributors worldwide.
The primary mission of the Insigne Humanities Journal is to share knowledge in a secure and efficient manner, ensuring that academic excellence and editorial integrity are always prioritized. By encouraging innovation and creativity, the journal seeks to foster the continuous progress of science and research, promoting open dialogue and collaboration among scholars from various fields.
Anchored in the premise of editorial excellence and academic integrity, the Insigne Humanities Journal aims to highlight the latest discoveries and perspectives within the humanities field, covering disciplines such as Law, Philosophy, Literature, and more. The importance of interdisciplinary dialogue is recognized as essential to enriching the understanding of the world, and thus contributions from diverse origins and fields of knowledge are welcomed.
Moreover, the scientific journal values collaboration and diversity of perspectives as means to drive discovery and progress. It strives to create an inclusive and collaborative environment where researchers from different backgrounds and disciplines can contribute to the generation of knowledge, thereby promoting a deeper understanding and broader appreciation of the humanities.
Aware of its position as an agent of social transformation, the journal not only seeks to challenge established paradigms but also aims to be a guiding light for the construction of a more promising and enlightened future. Its goal is clear: to propagate science with excellence, integrity, and dedication.
Thus, the Insigne Humanities Journal is not just an academic publication but a medium for discovery, innovation, and transformation. Its fundamental purpose is to disseminate scientific knowledge, challenging preconceived notions and fostering a critical and well-founded dialogue on humanistic topics. The journal aspires to leave a lasting mark, enriching the understanding of humanity.
Current Issue

We are pleased to present the 4th edition of the Insigne Journal of Humanities, Volume 2, Number 1, covering the period from January to April 2025. This issue brings together academic contributions that explore the contemporary challenges of science, law, ethics, and emerging technologies through a critical, interdisciplinary lens, always guided by a commitment to the principles of human dignity.
Among the highlights are studies on the right to religious freedom and the refusal of medical treatments based on faith, exemplified by the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ case, as well as research into the civil liability of stakeholders in the context of the Internet of Bodies (IoB), with a special focus on biomedical devices and the evolving dimensions of informed consent. These articles reflect the academic community’s efforts to understand the social, legal, and ethical implications of professional practices in times of technological transformation.
We thank the authors and peer reviewers for their academic rigor and dedication, and we extend our appreciation to readers who support and engage with this forum of reflection. We hope this issue contributes meaningfully to the advancement of the humanities and encourages further scholarly dialogue. Enjoy your reading!
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