I already published an experimental research paper entitled "Neuroanthropology: Olfactory Recognition of the Self / Non-self by the Ancestral MHC: An EEG Study" in 2012 (doi:10.5539/ijb.v4n4p1). But in the meantime, the genetic sciences have produced a new terminology, which more correct describes the investigated subject-matter.
Because of the term "ethnicity" is a social term and comes from the social sciences and not is not from natural sciences. The genetic differences, i.e. the origin of people, are now referred to as biogeographical ancestry and not as Ethnie. Therefore, it is important to change the appellation in my article.
Therefore, I want to know whether it is possible to revise new current scientific appellations in order to republish my article, even if the content of the experimental research remains the same?
Can someone give an advice how to do it? Besten Dank für Ihre Antwort.
Well, that would meet the definition of "self-plagiarism" - and I doubt the editors /publishers would look too kindly at it.
You could use the existing article as a basis (and acknowledge the same) and re-write + add newer research to the latest article however.
M.
Its not possible, definitely it will fall under "Self - Plagiarism". There is no way to republish with same data.
Bối cảnh, hoàn cảnh, đối tượng, chủ thể và tư duy đã khác thì làm sao như cũ được?