Looks Like Viscera. Folds, Wraps, and Relations in the Southern Andes by Pazzarelli, Francisco Gustavo

“…This article explores how viscera, bodies, and forces emerge in resemblance to one another. In the connections between the animals’ butcher, the treatment of body parts, and the rituals of herd marking in the Argentinean highlands, folds and wrappings of viscera, leathers, meats, and dances make things "look like" something else in different scales, highlighting correspondences or reflections between entities. …”
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Gaïa and diplomacy as a cosmopolitical device. Interview with Bruno Latour by Marconetto, María Bernarda, Pazzarelli, Francisco Gustavo

“…In this interview, carried out in his Medialab de Sciences Po, in Paris, he covers part of his career and gives us some details of his project that allow us to continue reviving those current discussions that, faced with the 'ecological emergencies' embodied in Gaïa, place 'diplomacy' as a 'cosmopolitical' device.…”
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A pot where many worlds fit: culinary relations in the Andes of Northern Argentina by Pazzarelli, Francisco Gustavo, Lema, Veronica Soledad

“…Presentamos diferentes situaciones en las que el mundo que emerge de estas experiencias es susceptible de ser sujeto a desencuentros con otros mundos que están siendo vistos y encarnados por quienes forman parte o son ajenos a las relaciones de crianza, considerando que dichos desencuentros pueden ser entendidos como “equivocaciones” (Viveiros de Castro 2004). …”
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