You can find the figures at the end of the paper. It's a somewhat common style in the social sciences and humanities to format a manuscript like this. Figures e

You can find the figures at the end of the paper. It's a somewhat common style in the social sciences and humanities to format a manuscript like this. Figures either in separate files or at the end, with "insert figure here" annotations inline in the text. If the paper's accepted, then journal production staff would use those annotations to put the figures in approximately the desired place in the typeset version, using whatever layout software the journal uses. (In comp. sci., typically the author does this kind of figure placement themselves in LaTeX, so most drafts shared on HN don't have that style.)