Beyond eating by Quitian Murcia, John Jairo, Cifuentes Cruz, William

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Maisie: the subject of the unconscious beyond the child by Nuñez, Valeria

Subjects: “…the subject of the unconscious beyond the child…”
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Fiscal Activism in Booms, Busts, and Beyond by Schuknecht, Ludger

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Beyond screens: design and programming experiences of interactive digital objects by Bordignon, Fernando Raúl Alfredo, Iglesias, Alejandro Adrian

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Beyond infertility: user’s narratives on assisted reproduction in Córdoba, Argentina by Johnson, María Cecilia

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Feminisms with and beyond Marx: Readings about Reproductive labor in Marxian Works by Romano Roth, Carla

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Taking Play Seriously Beyond the Human Practices: Normativity and Social Play in Animals by Sanchez, María Ayelén, Regues, Juana

“…Building upon a reconstruction of the concept of "practice" developed by Rawls (1955), we will attempt to show that social play exhibits normative characteristics that allow us to extend the notion of practice beyond our own species. Our main argument runs as follows: (1) every practice necessarily involves normativity; (2) social play in animals exhibits certain structural characteristics that make it relevant to describe it as a type of practice; and, therefore, (3) the thesis that certain species of non-human animals exhibit normative behavior is, at the very least, plausible and deserves to be seriously considered.…”
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Adolescent mortality beyond external causes. An analysis in Argentina in the 2005-2007 and 2015-2017 triennia by Rojas Cabrera, Eleonora, Peranovich, Andrés, Rodríguez López, Santiago, Tumas, Natalia

“…This paper analyzes, from a socio-demographic perspective, the adolescent mortality in Argentina beyond external causes, in the 2005-2007 and 2015-2017 triennia. …”
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Perceived relationship with parents and peers and the association with anxiety and depression in adolescents of Entre Ríos by Resett, Santiago

“…Results indicated that satisfaction with the relationship with peers predicted levels of emotional problems above and beyond the parents, but the bond with parents was more significant in this respect. …”
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The Kid by Michel Fariña, Juan Jorge

“…Sigmud Freud published his writing Beyond the pleasure principle and Charles Chaplin premiered his film The Kid. …”
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Alice… in Wonderland or Underland? by Molina, Eugenia

“…In this case, the chosen fiction goes beyond the myth model, being able to account in its narrative model — strongly crossed by a dizzying aesthetic — of a real symbolic and imaginary parity. …”
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The end and the purpose of humanity by Preziosa, María Marta

“…These convergences address the following themes: scientific progress and moral progress, the social nature of hope, trust, love as salvation, the reunion with loved ones beyond time, and the victory of good and eternity.…”
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Metagenómica: más allá del genoma de los microorganismos by Genti de Raimondi, Susana

“…Metagenomics literally means "beyond the genome". In themid-1980s, microbiologists began to change the concepts oftraditional microbiology and to accept the idea of theexistence of a vast life of uncultured microorganisms (99.8%is uncultured) proposing the need for non-traditionaltechniques to understand the microbial world. …”
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Teaching in a changing world: the use of Information and Communication Technologies by Parrón, Mario Gustavo

“…Furthermore, it presents some considerations on the need to think that the teaching processes in a virtual community allow the students to go beyond the boundaries of the “traditional classroom” integrating their knowledge to the constantly changing social reality.…”
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Notes for a reform of Spain, without disruption of the monarchical government or religion by de Villava, Victoriano

“…It is an impossibility, once the revolution is verified, to expect from a congress of enthusiasts, that they do not propel themselves beyond the limits of reason, and that, in their rage against abuses, they do not also destroy the perhaps innocent causes that produce them: just as it would be impossible to get a gang of madmen to pull up weeds from a field without pulling up the wheat.…”
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Teaching foreign language in Primary School: Planning from ICT and Human Rights in an integrated curriculum by Cheme Arriaga, Romina

“…The process of planning, within the conception of an integrated curriculum, going beyond the specific contents of each discipline, allows the encouragement of reflection instances that surpass subject boundaries, promoting the development of intellectual processes common to all subjects. …”
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Avoiding eco-social collapse: the degrowth project by Buch-Hansen, Hubert

“…In response to the looming eco-social collapse, a growing number of scholars and activists in Europe and beyond call for 'degrowth'. They advocate democratic transitions towards post-capitalist societies that can function within ecological boundaries while being socially equitable. …”
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CRITICAL AUTOETHNOGRAPHY AND THE VULNERABLE SELF AS RESEARCHER by Tilley-Lubbs, Gresilda A.

“…Intense reflexivity and introspection undergird this study of Self as participant, going beyond recounting facts as objectively as possible, as occurs with autobiography, to acknowledging that the researcher is interpreting the facts through cultural perspectives formed through years of sociocultural, socio-historical, sociopolitical, and socioeconomic events and circumstances. …”
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Under the sign of a wild god: contemporary scenarios of the superhero by Pintor Iranzo, Ivan

“…Beyond their mythological dimension, the contemporary movie adaptations of the Marvel superheroes universe offer a pedagogy about the technological relationship between body and mutation. …”
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The economic impact of the creation of universities: evidence linked to the expansion of the education system in Argentina 1993-2018 by Mansilla, Kevin Gaston

“…Thanks to this, it can be said that the presence of universities is positively associated with economic growth.In conclusion, this work suggests that universities have a very important role in society, which goes beyond their effect as producers of human capital, that is, that we must take into account the externalities that this institution generates due to its wide impact range.…”
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