Autonomous Foreign Policy and the Argentine Boycott of the U.S. forfeiture on Cuba by Piñero, María Teresa

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The Lost Daughter or what cinema can teach us of the ominous infantile and the rejection of the feminine in speaking beings by Szrank, Luciana

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The Great Fear of 1919 on a Global Scale: Argentina's Tragic Week and the North American Archives by Lvovich, Daniel

“…Thus, we articulated the interpretation of Tragic Week as the result of a Great Fear of Argentine and South American elites with a consideration on a larger scale of the ways in which the fear of revolution impacted the behaviors and interpretations of relevant U.S. political actors. We based our study on a set of U.S. diplomatic and intelligence reports that we relied on in the National Archives and Record Administration (NARA) and the U.S. …”
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THE MAN, THER FORCES AND THEIR HISTORY: THE BLIND SPOT OF THE FOUCAULTIAN ONTOLOGY by Yagüe, Pedro

“…The point out of this problem will lead us to the philosophy of Leon Rozitchner, whose concepts allow us to recover the question that Foucault's thought does not deploy: is there a historical body prior to the diagrammatic forces?…”
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Hematology Compendium (Continued) by Jiménez de Asúa, Felipe

“…The lack of a Compendium of Hematology written in Spanish prompted us to agree to the kind request of Dr. Pizarro, Dean of the Faculty of Medical Sciences of Córdoba, that the University publish in book form the lessons taught by us in those classrooms. .…”
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Superheroes and the future of human species. A bioethical look at the X-Men film: days of the future past by Pedraza, Natalia

“…Superhero films show us significant attitudes, embodied in characters that, as the main objective, have the obligation to decide in situations where their moral principles are put in question. …”
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The ominous is the family by Rosental, Andrés

“…Here we will take two lines, the first leads us to connect this concept with the so-called child factor thanks to the philological perspective that brings it back to the term "familiar". …”
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From Restlessness to the Braid of History. A transmission through three fictions by Amatriain, Lucía, Domínguez, María Elena

“…The cinematography offers us in its language the possibility of disturbing us, moving us so that we can later build continuity, temporality and a braid where the intervals that had been frozen and that required mobilization to be repaired are located. …”
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From Horror to Body Transmutation in The Cinema of David Cronenberg by Brito Alvarado, Xavier

“…Cronenberg explores the fears towards the body, the transgressions from inside-out, which materialize with technologies, which intrudes us into the dark labyrinths of the degradation of the anatomical mass mixed with metals and dirt. …”
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The lawyer's professional secrecy: (In doctrine, law and jurisprudence) by Zeballos Cristobo, José

“…The complexity of the matter that gives rise to this monograph is not lost on us. We understand the difficulties we must overcome. …”
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Bilateral discrimination of the eyeblink conditioned response in humans by Pinto Pinto, Jorge Andrés, Becerra Céspedes, Sebastián Agustín

“…The results showed that the responses are bilateral, which would not allow separating the sensory effects of the emotional ones in an CS-US association.…”
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Juvenileism and revolution in America, debates between Gregorio Bermann and Héctor Agosti by Padro Acosta, Laura

“…Gregorio Bermann´s itinerary allows us to inquire in the relationship between communist culture and intellectual history. …”
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Carcinoma of the intestine by Bertola, Vicente J.

“…Their rarity, together with the torpid form of their presentation, invite us to report them.…”
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Colonel Martín Miguel de Güemes and the foreigners by de Tezanos Pinto, Mario

“…There did not exist, then, in those colonial times, the principles of civil equality that govern us today, and that seem so obvious and so natural to us, that they are not even discussed. …”
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Cerebro y Comportamiento: Una Revisión by Molero Chamizo, Andrés, Rivera Urbina, Guadalupe Nathzidy

“…Brain  and  Behavior:  a  Review:  The  contribution  of  many  scientific disciplines allows us to know surprising aspects of the relationship between the  brain  and  its  functions.  …”
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Análisis comparativo de datos epidemiológicos del Programa Nacional de pacientes con VIH en argentina respecto a los pacientes atendidos en el hospital nacional de clínicas de la U... by ZOELA, VERONICA, SOLA, NANCY

“…The epidemiological and clinical information obtained, such as the degree of satisfaction of the care received, allowed us to know the real situation of HIV care and the disease behaviour in the NCH. …”
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Speech delivered at the Inauguration of Courses - and Graduation Ceremony of 1943 by the Graduate Rodolfo Martínez (son) by Martínez (hijo), Rodolfo

“…And many illusions have been fulfilled, perhaps not a few remained throughout the course, but it is true that a stage has already ended, and the old University that received us yesterday in solemn celebration, with equal solemnity, today says goodbye.…”
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Archaeology of the Villa Rumipal Indigenous Site by Rex González, Alberto

“…A colleague, returning from a fishing trip, brought us some pottery samples collected in front of Villa Rumipal.…”
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From the chivalrous language by Roca, Deodoro

“…It is a reflection on the importance of imagination and emotion in our lives. The author invites us to reconstruct the past and find beauty in the simplest places.…”
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Dialectics of disaster by Jamenson, Fredric

“…It has been translated directly from English into Spanish by Ariel Gómez Ponce, who, in turn, kindly thanks Professor Fredrick James, whose generosity has allowed us to present the following text, for the first time, to the Spanish-speaking readership.…”
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