The Uruguayan-porteña clandestine militancy: communists in exile by Diamant, Ana, Dutrénit, Silvia

“…During the dictatorships in the '70s, in Argentina and Uruguay, the clandestine militancy of the members of the Communist Party of Uruguay in Buenos Aires was a challengenot only in the political activity and in the organizational structure, but also in everyday life, family life and work. Men and women with different responsibilities had to learn and actunknown behaviors in strange territories, establish communication forms with previously unknown codes, develop a new knowledge and know-how. …”
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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. Furthermore, it was found that the curricular standards of the autobiography and the diversity of events referred by the children do not correlate, which suggests that the official curricular standards must be reviewed with the purpose to include a functional dimension in teaching  autobiographical writing competence.…”
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