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Crossroads by Luzzi, Silvina

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Emerge. The traumatic image in Gus Van Sant by Hammerli, Frédérique

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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

“…In this article we inscribe the events of the Tragic Week of 1919 in a transnational perspective, considering the ways in which U.S. diplomacy and intelligence services analyzed and interpreted it and linked it to a set of contemporary events and processes. …”
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Speech by the President of the Academy of Law by Sarría, Felix

“…The Academy of Law celebrates its first solemn and public act, to commemorate the greatest juridical event in our history; the sanction of the National Constitution. …”
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Between the zenith of openness and the apathy of fraud. Press and politics in the early 1940s (1940-1943) by López, Ignacio A.

“…Through the analysis of three precise critical times (February-August 1940, March-June 1942, June 1943), this paper attempts to describe how the press viewed the political-electoral events in the period, and in this sense, it presents a more complex analysis of the political scenario in the early forties. …”
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Personal-level explanations in behavioral sciences of non-human animals. by Sánchez, Nicolás Sebastián

“…Specifically, my claim is that personal level explanation is especially relevant to explain human actions as singular events. Through this, I will argue that instances of animal behavior can potentially be taken as singular events in the same way in which we take human action to be. …”
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Psychometric properties of the Posttraumatic Growth Inventory (PTGI) in Ecuadorian population by Arias, Patricio R., García, Felipe E., Valdivieso, Isabel Patricia

“…In the study of human behavior concerning the ex-position to highly stressful events, psychology has taken a leap forward, studying not only the negative effects of such events, but also the knowledge a person may gain from them, which is known as posttraumatic growth. …”
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Narrating the violence: detention and militancy in the story of a former political prisoner by Cardoso Sánchez, Manuel, Ramírez Rivera, Bianca

“…The narratives produced around violent events have particular characteristics, at the same time that they are shaped by the experience of the person who is narrating. …”
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The autobiography as expected learning and linguistic behavior in mexican rural children by Bazán-Ramírez, Aldo, Ferrari-Belmont, Aldo M., Castro-Melo, Greys, Delgado-Sánchez, Ulises, Hernández-Rodríguez, César

“…In the functional level of analysis, it was found that the children tend to refer more frequently to events from their scholar activities than from their family life. …”
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The effect of Differential Outcomes Procedure during discriminated avoidance learning in humans by Vila-Carranza, Javier, Domínguez-Martínez, Josué, Rojas-Iturria, Fátima

“…Results suggest that fear is not a unitary state and that the fears conditioned to different events are discriminable states with stimulus properties that can guide the choices of two avoidance responses.…”
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Etymological technique and Andean etymology by Strube Erdmann, León

“…The educated reader does not need a previous review of the etymological history because any major encyclopedia or dictionary is within his reach to enlighten him on the eventful life of this noble discipline we call etymology. …”
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The Impact of the Russian Revolution on Uruguay (1917-1923) by Caetano, Gerardo

“…The consequences of the great processes and events of universal history (as in the case of the Russian Revolution) and their specific reception by the countries of Latin America have not been a subject especially considered by our national historiographies. …”
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The spontaneous organization: Narratives of Nueva Córdoba´s neighbours against threatening situations by Moreno López, Alejandra, Torres, Juan Emilio

“…Through narratives in their spontaneous interaction, neighbors enacted a collective action in response to threatening events they faced.…”
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Teaching of the economy in Argentina. Historical sketch from a perspective centered on the National University of Córdoba by Colomé, Ricardo Antonio

“…Therefore, the work is developed following this historical event.…”
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