A violent alteration. About ethics and philosophy of religion by Fonti, Diego

“…Beginning with the short story and film called “Aballay, the fearless man”, I propose to research what Michel de Certeau and Jean Luc Nancy understand as the “essence” of the religious experience: the possibility of holding unto a relationship with unconditional alterity. Unlike the “domesticated” versions of religious experience, this relationship does not exclude violence, but incorporates it, allowing for multiple resignifications, which can be destructive as well as respectful and responsible for that alterity. …”
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Feminisms with and beyond Marx: Readings about Reproductive labor in Marxian Works by Romano Roth, Carla

“…In recent years, in a background of visualization of gender violence and the struggles of women's and feminist movements worldwide, the struggles for the recognition of domestic and care tasks as work became central. …”
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Do children empathize with a dog? An empirical study of helping behaviors in young children by Jauck, Daniela Eva, Mareovich, Florencia, Peralta, Olga Alicia

“…The study of the empathic behaviors of children towards animals is of utmost importance since it could contribute to the design of intervention strategies against violence towards animals and, by extension, towards people. …”
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