The Redundancy Effect on Human Predictive Learning: Evidence against a Propositional Interpretation by Pinto, Jorge A., Núñez, Daniel E.

“…These findings are discussed with regard to a propositional and associative approach based on the assumption that the experimental stimuli share a common feature.…”
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First approaches to the analysis of Quebrada Norte rock art in the Cerro Colorado context (Sierras del Norte, Córdoba) by Colqui, Erica Paola

“…The objective of this work is to present an initial characterization of rock art in Quebrada Norte (Sierras del Norte, Córdoba), addressing the expressions and the presence of common features of the repertoire that circulates throughout the region Cerro Colorado. …”
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Portuguese women's activity in the past: comparing entheseal changes through time by Henderson, Charlotte, Salega, María Soledad, Silva, Ana Maria

“…The aim of this paper is to study EC in females from the mediaeval to modern period in Portugal, to study broad trends in lifestyle through time in score and within body asymmetries: left and right and between agonist and antagonist muscles (e.g. common extensor and common flexor origin). By using within body asymmetries, the sample size can be maintained rather than divided into age categories, because age should no longer be a factor. …”
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The legal person of ideal existence in its relations with the state by Garzón, Ignacio M.

“…It is mentioned that laws limiting the activity of these persons are contrary to the general principles of common legislation and violate the precept of the fundamental charter of the State.…”
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Breathing Dignity. Women, Mother Earth, native peoples and organization by Luna, Diana Itzu

“…We intend to account for the power of the collective and community for the organization, raising the need to generate awareness from the ethics of the one and the whole to propose rethinking Life from the Autonomies as: 1) womb of spaces-times of containment, for the common but mainly for women, 2) as a horizon for the freedom of native peoples and non-indigenous organizational expressions, and 3) as a common home in interdependence/co-responsibility with Mother Earth.…”
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Technological change in Córdoba: the “regante” category and the emergency of a new agrarian identity by Riera, Constanza

“…These meanings are translated into being a “cutting-edge producer” by the common sense of local farmers. I worked comparatively the agricultural area under mechanized irrigation of Córdoba from two case studies, one Pampeano and another in Traslasierra. …”
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Spanish idiomatic unity by Ferrer, Manuel Augusto

“…Spanish idiomatic unity is the subject I propose to develop in this dissertation, which I must not give a technical character; and I will do so in an attempt to show how, historically, the fate of the language was the fate of Spain: together they were born, developed and reached the peak of their common greatness and expansion.…”
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