Caribo Magazine does not separate complexity from readability.
The role of the publication is not to simplify the reality, but to make it accessible without diminishing it.
Every piece of content arises from the observation of a phenomenon concrete phenomenon and is developed as a critical interpretation of the present.
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Every article in Caribo Magazine follows a process:
The concrete is that which can be observed in the real world.
The concept is the key to interpretation that enables us to interpret the phenomenon.
The return to the concrete serves to make the analysis verifiable and comprehensible.
The content of Caribo Magazine is drawn from four areas:
It is not the isolated events that are given priority, but the processes.
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The style of Caribo Magazine is:
• analytical, but not academic
• clear, but not simplified
• rigorous, but readable
The complex concepts are always introduced by means of an explicit translation or an example.
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Each article must contain:
The structure may vary formally, but must not be abandoned in substance.
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Caribo Magazine does not merely limit itself to describing the present.
Its role is to interpret it as a system that is unique and undergoing transformation, in which culture, society and technology are not separate separate spheres but parts of the same field.
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All content must be legible without losing depth.
Complexity is not an aesthetic goal, but a condition that must be made understandable.
This method is binding for the editorial team and represents the criterion for editorial consistency of the publication.
