THE CONCEPT OF POWER IN DELEUZE GUATTARI THOUGHT. PHILOSOPHICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL THEORY by Díaz, Germán Alejandro

Get full text

University Social Responsibility: considerations on ethics and democracy by Vercellone , Adriana L.

“…University Social Responsibility (USR) is a new management model that is committed to its economic, social and environmental context. …”
Get full text

THE ROUSSEAUNIAN LEAST EXPECTED. RAWLS AND HIS THEORY OF JUSTICE FACING THE SOCIAL CONTRACT by Souroujon, Gastón

“…In the second section we study thoroughly the structural comparison between the Theory of Justice and the Social Contract, in which we contrast the problem of the foundation and the stability and check certain common criticisms that can be made in this regard to both authors.…”
Get full text

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

“…The aim of this work is to demonstrate the existence of normative aspects present in a type of behavior observed in various species: social play. We will undertake a conceptual analysis and a critical review of the philosophical literature and the results reported by empirical evidence regarding social play. …”
Get full text

History between the sociology and the philosophy science: sociology of knowledge and the ‘new’ historiography of science in latin-american historiography of psychology through the... by Fierro, Catriel

“…No extensive citations to sociologists or philosophers of psychology were found in the sample, although a conceptualization of past and contemporary science as a social collective enterprise was found in most sources.…”
Get full text

Traumatic flights, imaginary parents and neurotic bourgeoisie by Conrod, Frédéric

“…This article focuses on the figure of the imaginary father, as defined by French analyst Jacques Lacan, in order to explore how the chapters of the film form of chain that presents cultural traumas, historical and individual causes, as well as the neurosis surrounding the Argentinian bourgeoisie, usual ruler of social behavior in the majority of Western societies. …”
Get full text

Presentation by Maccioni, Franca, Conforte, Juan Manuel

“…From Plato's Republic or, better, from the Laws (where the idea of the ruling philosopher is proposed) to the oppositions between Marxism and utopian socialism, utopian thought has not ceased to unveil Western thought.…”
Get full text

Is it possible an ethical decision in the concentration camp? About Sophie’s choice by Oviedo Correa, Yairsiño

“…In concentration camps exceptionality is a constant factor, which encourages certain social forms and behaviours that overstep what would be the “usual” forms and ways of acting. …”
Get full text

Authoritarianism and whiteness: contemporary ultra-rights in the West by Orozco, Ricardo

“…The present text aims to contribute to the ongoing discussions around the emergence of new ultra or extreme right-wing movements around the world, in general, and in the West, in particular, recovering, on the one hand, the contributions made by materialist readings (non-metaphysical) of modern culture and racism, from the rescue of Marx's critical discourse by American social thought, and on the other, the theorizations formulated by social philosophy about the forms that modern authoritarianism takes within the margins of reproduction of contemporary capitalism. …”
Get full text

A CONCISE GENEALOGY AND ANATOMY OF HABITUS by Wacquant, Loïc

“…Retracing the philosophical origins and initial usage of habitus by Bourdieu to account for the historical disjuncture wrought by the Algerian war of national liberation and the postwar modernization of the French countryside allows us to clear up four recurrent misunderstandings about the concept: (1) habitus is never the replica of a single social structure but a dynamic, multiscalar, and multilayered set of schemata subject to ‘permanent revision’ in practice; (2) habitus is not necessarily coherent and unified but displays varying degrees of integration and tension; (3) because it is not always congruent with the cosmos in which it evolves, habitus is suited to analysing crisis and change no less than cohesion and perpetuation; but (4) it is not a self-sufficient mechanism for the generation of action: the dissection of dispositions must always proceed in close connection with the mapping of the system of positions that alternately excite, suppress, or redirect the socially constituted capacities and inclinations of the agent. …”
Get full text

Neighbors in conflict: an ethical dilemma? by Medina, Ana Irene, Carrasco, Mirta

“…In the flow of the film they will unmaskthe true values of the protagonists as representatives of the social fields which come. Actions under deontological ethical-philosophical positions are analyzed, from Kant, Habermas to Cortina.…”
Get full text

The ethics of the dispute. A filmographic analysis of postmarital litigation by Christiansen, María L.

“…The present filmographic analysis is intended to show the potential of cinema to insightfully pose the philosophical question of disagreement and epistemic autonomy.…”
Get full text

Under the sign of a wild god: contemporary scenarios of the superhero by Pintor Iranzo, Ivan

“…Both the contemporary singularities of the mutant, on the one hand, and the unorthodox approaches to the superhero by the filmmaker Manoj Night Shyamalan constitute a philosophical, ethical and mythological investigation of the political, social and perceptive devices that accompany the legacy of this tradition born at the same time that the adventurous comic-strips of the thirties…”
Get full text

Reflections on the Me Too movement and its philosophy by Milner, Jean-Claude

“…It was the beginning of the “Me too” movement, also known by its hashtag“#MeToo”, viralized through social networks by more than half a million people, including many celebrities. …”
Get full text

Thinking Lab. Experimenting with counter-pedagogies of cruelty by Barrionuevo, Adriana, de la Vega Viale , Mariana

“…  These moments of unnecessary and avoidable pain that we suffer as sentient beings, cha- llenge the academy to initiate or to deepen certain lines of inquiry weighing the effects of individual, social and cultural transformations.  Motivated by the hypothesis that Rita Segato provides in a denouncing tone, which is that feminicides enroll in modes of transmission that respond to pedagogies of cruelty. …”
Get full text