(Over)life’s: objects, memories and identities in the transmission of concentration camps experiences by Tello, Mariana Eva

“…Finally, it encourages debate about the ethical, aesthetic and political challenges posed by the exhibition of objects related to the extermination, comparing the meanings that this kind of devices acquires in different national contexts.…”
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The hour of the Mechanic Bricoleur by Villar, Diego

“…Bearing in mind the very definition of the object, the analytical and conceptual premises of the anthropology of motorcycle culture, the methodological strategies that document it and some of the most significant particularities of the post-Soviet historical context and of “the post-repair society”, it is possible to rethink the apparently technical phenomenon of motorcycle mechanics as an authentic total social fact that modulates a set of geopolitical, economic, technical, identity, symbolic, aesthetic, age and gender variables. In addition, some lines of comparative exploration with other current studies on ethnomechanics, mobilities and particularly the contemporary dissemination of motorcycles in different cultural areas are proposed, which may shed light on the possible relational configurations between technology, environment and society.…”
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An encounter of archaeologies: rescues and study of collections of the Late Period beginning (ca. XI-XIII centuries) (Catamarca, Argentina) by Palamarczuk, Valeria, Ratto, Norma Rosa

“…The comparison with the database contributes to the regional contextualization of the three findings and to the observation of aesthetic trends shared with the sample. The three AMS radiocarbon dates allow locate funeral events between the eleventh and twelfth centuries and contribute to the discussion on the chronology of the whole.…”
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Rock art as a geosign of landscape (valley of Yocavil, Catamarca, Argentina) by Larrain, Alina Álvarez

“…On the one hand, the GCh is considered as an aesthetic representation related to the worldview of the people involved in its production. …”
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Re-inhabiting the territory with children by Marina, Yazyi

“…These open-air meetings, in the neighborhood square adjacent to the health center, meant to enable the protagonist place of the children, recovering the socio-educational proposals (aesthetic, artistic, literary and playful) that were proposed and sustained uninterruptedly throughout the pandemic, as a way of "being present and being there" beyond the isolation/distance that the context warranted.…”
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Andean rhapsody. Intertextuality of weaving and raising at the beginning of the second millennium (Antofagasta de La Sierra, Southern Puna of Argentina) by Lopez Campeny, Sara, Romano, Andrés Sebastián

“…This work focuses on the analysis of a textile, by integrating different “layers” (structural, aesthetic, taxonomical), and different observation scales (macro and microscopic). …”
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The Category of Art in Ancient Egypt: a Reflection from the Ontological Turn: una reflexión desde el giro ontológico by Romero, Victoria Celeste

“…The artistic expressions of ancient Egypt were traditionally studied by Egyptology in light of the aesthetic conceptions of Western art. In this sense, the nineteenth-century trends were based on a value scale from an evolutionary notion -from which Egyptian representations are considered less developed than later times- to the affirmation of the non-existence of art in this historical context, due to the absence of a linguistic term proper to the hieroglyphic language for its designation. …”
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THE CIRCULATION PATH OF THE PASEO DEL BOSQUE DE LA PLATA AND ITS HISTORICAL HERITAGE VALUE by Ponce, Ariel Guillermo Ponce

“…It is held as a central idea in this work that just as the urban layout of the city expresses and materializes the ideas and values ​​of the time, recognized as historical and aesthetic values, the path of circulation of the Paseo del Bosque, also expresses it, only What, unlike the general layout of the founding historic center, its historical evolution generated the loss of a large part of it, as well as a large part of the original land. …”
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BODIES AND SIMULACRA: STRIP ENACTMENTS ON THE INTERNET by Silva, Weslei Lopes

“…In this meaning, they seek to meet the aesthetic standards seen as suitable to their occupation and add innovations to the strip-tease market, which refer mainly in taking new body provisions, different practices and incorporating new characters. …”
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Looking from and to the places of power. Antofagasta de la Sierra between 1000 and 1500 AC by Cohen, M. Lorena

“…We consider that certain aesthetic properties of the landscapes associated with visual perception can become sources of social power. …”
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STICK YOUR BOOBS OUT AND PUSH YOU BUTT UP: BODY TECHNIQUES AND REGULATORY IDEAL OF FEMININITY IN A FEMALE SEDUCTION WORKSHOP by Bianciotti, María Celeste, Chervin, Mariela

“…The centrality of erotic dimension in our Western societies is reflected, among others multiple phenomena, in broad and diverse market niches designed to generate profits through the offer of bodies, goods and services that promote the maximization of sex-sensory experiences and body optimization in aesthetic and erotic terms. Production of subjectivities is played within the framework of a market that provides experiences that combine fun, effort and self-promotion under the inescapable logic of social markers of difference.In the context of these contemporary phenomena were eroticism, gender and market interweaved, this article intends to undertake a performatic and performative analysis of an experience of observing participation in a workshop on "Women Seduction" held in the city of Córdoba. …”
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Humor in El palacio de la risa: Parody and Social Critique in Argentinean Television in the 1990s by Suárez, Marina, Salas Tonello, Pablo, Suárez, Marina, Salas Tonello, Pablo, Suárez, Marina, Salas Tonello, Pablo

“…In terms of methodology, the work was based on an analysis of 30 sketches by the Urdapilleta-Gasalla-Tortonese trio, frequent subjects, aesthetic aspects, body gestures and discursive uses. …”
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ARTE RUPESTRE, AMBIENTES LITOLÓGICOS Y POLÍTICAS PATRIMONIALES by Rocchietti, Ana María

“…AbstractThe cave art at the Argentinian Mediterranean region possessed aesthetic and social singularity correlated to differential way with lithological environments. …”
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Araripe Júnior and the Hyperesthesia of the Tropical Serial by Fernandez, Juan Manuel

“…At the same time, we emphasize the prescriptive sense of Araripe Júnior's essays, aimed at young serial writers, to ward off the revulsive potential of naturalistic hyperesthetic literature on the mass public and to redirect its innervating lyricism towards the constitution of a psychology of tumult, which contributes to an aesthetic and cultural renewal. Also around hyperesthesia, the prescriptive intervention of his essays seeks to regulate the influence of a monstrous Zola, in his ability to show and make people feel the reality of precarious modern life. …”
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Eroticism Organization in Independent Contemporary Dance in Paravachasca Valley (Córdoba, Argentina) by Francisco Miguel Fernando, Bertea, Francisco Miguel Fernando, Francisco Miguel Fernando

“…Analytically, we distinguish three types of eroticism (sexual, sensual and aesthetic), which are realized in a unique and dynamic way in each dancer. …”
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From discomfort to the problematization of territorial memories in the City of the Arts by Cáceres , María Alicia

“…In this place, from the Higher Technicatura in Photography we developed a series of aesthetic-educational experiences that sought to promote reflective processes and awareness in the whole educational community and society in general. …”
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Hablar, fallar, callar. Hacia una ética del silencio by Coll, Guido

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