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Didáctica de la Lengua y formación de lectores y escritores. Viejas y nuevas preguntas
Published 2018“…Este trabajo integra los primeros desarrollos de un proyecto de investigación vinculado al campo de la didáctica de la lengua (DL) que indaga qué tipos de saberes técnicos requiere un intérprete/escritor novel para desarrollar su tarea de interpretar y escribir textos, y cuáles de esos conocimientos y habilidades se proponen en los manuales escolares de Lengua y Literatura. …”
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To believe in the other. Thanatos, eros and anamnesis in The Giver
Published 2021“…Based on the novel and the film The Giver, this papers shows the paradox and contradictions born out of the attempt of an egalitarian and pacifist position – the classical answer to those discriminations that originate suffering and violence – to eliminate everything that is a source of distinction and therefore of anguish. …”
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The Rise and Fall of Massive Open Online Course
Published 2014“…Both concepts caused enormous enthusiasm on educators and institutions, but also generated skepticism and strong criticism from several researchers who considered the concepts as scarcely novel and judged the theoretical fundamentals as imprecise and insufficiently related to already existing theories. …”
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NEW ‘CRIMMIGRATION’ OR THE OLD POLITICAL ECONOMY OF PUNISHMENT? TWO CRIMINOLOGICAL APPROACHES ON THE BORDER CONTROL POLICY IN CHILE
Published 2016“…On the one hand, the ‘crimmigration’ thesis states that we are facing novel assemblages between penal and border control over the past decades, which are two key functions of the State’s sovereignty. …”
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