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Main Author:	Chen, Gabriel
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You Can Canonize  From reader to navigator, your ISSN is where the narrative begins. 中文標題: 你也能封典:從讀者轉為領航者,從轉動 ISSN 敘起。 版權頁 書名|你也能封典:從讀者轉為領航者,從轉動 ISSN 敘起 You Can Canonize  From reader to navigator, your ISSN is where the narrative begins. 出版日期|2025 年 7 月  版本|初版  著作權屬於作者所有。未經授權,不得以任何形式重製、翻譯<a name="OLE_LINK7"></a>、改寫或以電子、影像、錄音等方式發行。    Keywords: 語氣主權|Narrative Sovereignty、學術出版制度|Academic Publishing System、敘事拼圖|Narrative Puzzle、非典範寫作|Non-Canonical Writing、發表與經典化差異|Publish vs. Canonization、敘事體系建構|Narrative System Construction、開放取用期刊|Open Access Journals、認識立場與語氣分類|Epistemic Stance and Tone Taxonomy、語氣治理|Tone Governance、出版進入權|Right of Publication Entry   書籍簡介(中英文對照): <a name="OLE_LINK70"></a>中文版本: <a name="OLE_LINK13"></a>作者自中學時期即以敘事方式探索與學習,將知識與啟發紀錄為漫談式日記,累積內容超過500頁。本書即源自這段深耕反思的歷程,呈現一位平凡學生如何透過書寫整理自我、建立學習脈絡,並進一步規劃出版、申請ISBN的具體實作經驗。期望讓更多青少年發現:每一段獨特的學習旅程,皆有可能轉化為公共知識,成為與人分享、共學共進的平台。 「發表」是一種開放性行動,確保作品被社群接觸與對話;而「經典化」則是一種主權認定,賦予作品在語氣治理系統中的特殊地位與長期價值。所有 canon 作品必然是已發表者,但並非所有發表作品都能進入 canon。能否經典化,取決於其語氣表現是否已構成 NarrQuest 所定義的「主權敘事標準」。 透過本書,讀者將能夠實際學會以下六項技能: 1.       如何申請 ISSN 並理解其學術意義:不只是技術流程,更能理解 ISSN 在全球出版體系中的角色與象徵意義。 2.       區分「發表」(publish)與「經典化」(canon)的語氣實踐差異:理解出版不只是曝光,更是敘事價值與主權封存的抉擇。 3.       掌握 DOAJ、Scopus、SSCI 等主流收錄標準:學會判讀各資料庫的評選邏輯,並知道如何規劃自己的期刊定位與申請路徑。 4.       建構以語氣為核心的學術出版架構:從傳統的「學科導向」轉向「語氣導向」的內容分類與治理機制。 5.       實踐敘事拼圖與單一作者原則:學習如何在語氣統一與主體完整性中進行出版設計,不再被迫服從多作者權力結構。 6.       從制度邊緣發動知識革命的可能性:明白出版不只是資源競賽,更是身份建構、論述策動與文化主權的練習場。   閱讀本書前,建議先讀過同系列已經發表的3本書籍,以及一個期刊(參閱以下連結),皆以最平凡的敘事者出發,目的是要讓任何一位平凡的人都能完成跨領域、跨學科、跨越教育、跨越自己的履歷,用站在最高視角的敘事研究法完成所有學習、反思、探索、發表、以及登頂,你只需要說:我要! 1.     Chen, G. (2025). You can publish: Narrquest and global distribution (If you're reading this, now is the time—your knowledge deserves to be seen and shared) (1st ed.). Narrative Observation Lab (narrquest.org). <a href="https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15765719" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15765719</a> 2.     Chen, G. (2025). You can patent your narrative: How storytelling becomes a platform, a protocol, and a patent (1st ed.). Narrative Observation Lab (narrquest.org). <a href="https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15819526%20">https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15819526 </a> 3.     Chen, G. (2025). You Can Canonize: From reader to navigator, your ISSN is where the narrative begins (1st ed.). Narrative Observation Lab (narrquest.org). <a href="https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.********%20">https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15821099</a> 4.     Tone Uprising: A Journal of Narrative Sovereignty. Narrative Observation Lab (narrquest.org). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15820462 https://narrquest.wordpress.com/     English Version: From his secondary school years, the author has explored and learned through narrative, recording knowledge and insights in the form of conversational diaries—accumulating over 500 pages of reflective writing. This book emerges from that sustained practice, showing how an ordinary student organized their self-understanding and learning trajectory through writing, eventually moving toward concrete actions such as planning a publication and applying for an ISBN. It is written with the hope that more young people will realize: every unique learning journey can be transformed into public knowledge and become a platform for sharing and co-learning. “Publication” is an act of openness, ensuring that a work enters public dialogue and engagement. In contrast, “canonization” is a recognition of sovereignty, granting a work a special status and long-term value within the tone governance system. All canonized works must be published, but not all published works qualify for canonization. Whether a piece becomes canonical depends on whether its tonal performance meets the “standards of sovereign narrative” as defined by the NarrQuest system. Through this book, readers will acquire six practical competencies: 1.     How to apply for an ISSN and understand its scholarly significance: Beyond technical procedures, readers will grasp the symbolic and infrastructural role of the ISSN in global publishing systems. 2.     How to distinguish between “publication” and “canonization” as distinct tonal practices: Understanding that publishing is not just about exposure, but also about narrative value and sovereign preservation. 3.     How to understand the criteria of major indexing systems such as DOAJ, Scopus, and SSCI: Gaining the ability to interpret database selection logic and strategically position and prepare a journal for submission. 4.     How to construct a tone-centered scholarly publishing framework: Shifting from discipline-based classification to tone-based organization and editorial governance. 5.     How to apply the narrative puzzle format and single-author principle: Learning to design publications that prioritize tonal unity and authorial coherence, rather than submitting to multi-author hierarchies. 6.     How to ignite knowledge revolutions from the margins of academic institutions: Recognizing that publishing is not merely a competition for resources, but a practice of identity formation, discursive intervention, and cultural sovereignty.   Before reading this book, it is recommended that you first explore the three previously published books in this series, as well as one related journal article (see links below). Each begins from the perspective of an ordinary narrator, with the goal of enabling anyone—regardless of background—to transcend disciplines, fields, educational boundaries, and even personal limits. Through a narrative research method rooted in the highest vantage point, you will be guided to complete your learning, reflection, exploration, publication, and ultimately, your ascent. All it takes is one declaration: I’m in! 1.     Chen, G. (2025). You can publish: Narrquest and global distribution (If you're reading this, now is the time—your knowledge deserves to be seen and shared) (1st ed.). Narrative Observation Lab (narrquest.org). <a href="https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15765719" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15765719</a> 2.     Chen, G. (2025). You can patent your narrative: How storytelling becomes a platform, a protocol, and a patent (1st ed.). Narrative Observation Lab (narrquest.org). <a href="https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15819526%20">https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15819526 </a> 3.     Chen, G. (2025). You Can Canonize: From reader to navigator, your ISSN is where the narrative begins (1st ed.). Narrative Observation Lab (narrquest.org). <a href="https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15819526%20">https://doi.org</a><a href="https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.********%20">/10.5281/zenodo.15821099</a> 4.     Tone Uprising: A Journal of Narrative Sovereignty. Narrative Observation Lab (narrquest.org). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15820462 https://narrquest.wordpress.com/   第一章&emsp;自問自答暸解期刊本質 第二章&emsp;ISSN從註冊帳號開始 第三章&emsp;如何獲得ISSN審核 第四章&emsp;進軍DOAJ與Scopus 以及SSCI 第五章&emsp;結論 Chapter 1: Understanding the Essence of Academic Journals Through Self-Inquiry Chapter 2: Registering an ISSN — It All Begins with an Account Chapter 3: How to Pass the ISSN Evaluation Process Chapter 4: Advancing to DOAJ, Scopus, and SSCI Chapter 5: Conclusion Published papers could be seen in Orcid ID and Google Scholar. <a href="https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=zS4SSUkAAAAJ&hl=en">https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=zS4SSUkAAAAJ&hl=en</a> <a href="https://orcid.org/0009-0006-0154-6402">https://orcid.org/0009-0006-0154-6402</a>

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