Sociology of folklore by Poviña, Alfredo

“…There is a whole series of facts that common sense generically calls folklore, which are of a vulgar character and have a great diffusion among the people. …”
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The politics as pollution. Feminisms and left militancies in the seventies by Martínez Prado, Natalia

“…In this article I analyse the emergence of the most recognised feminist organisations in Argentina in the 1970s, in order to analyse how they were conditioned by party politics and the prevailing Marxist ideology of the time. By tracing a common ground of significance, shaped by the radicalised horizon represented by the left, I try to point out their meaningful distinction from a relational, differential and antagonistic inscription. …”
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Published bioanthropological information from Patagonia Austral. An approach from current tendency of data sharing by D'Angelo del Campo, Manuel Domingo; Laboratorio de Ecología Evolutiva Humana (LEEH), Núcleo de Estudios Interdisciplinarios de Poblaciones Humanas de Patagonia Austral (NEIPHPA), Facultad de Ciencias Sociales (FACSO), Universidad del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires (UNCPBA). Calle 508 Nº 881. CP: 7631. Quequén, Bs. As. Argentina. Laboratorio de Poblaciones de Pasado (LAPP), Departamento de Biología, Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM), C/Darwin 2, E-28049, Madrid, España., García Laborde, Pamela, Valenzuela, Luciano O., Motti, Josefina M. B., Martucci, Marilina, Palacio, Patricia I., Guichón, Ricardo Aníbal

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Tampopo: a filmic-gastronomic analysis by Santana González, José Javier, Molina García, María José, Enrique Mirón, Carmen

“…The objective of this work is to analyze a filmic text to understand the relationships between cinema and culture expressed in gastronomy and food.For this we will analyze from an empirical-analytical perspective the film Tampopo (1985) directed by Juzo Itami and that reflects the different categories in which the so-called gastronomic cinema is divided, as well as the use of examples from other films that can also be understood as gastronomic , in an attempt to understand if this genre really exists or simply the cinema has used gastronomy as a common thread and without a realintention to reflect the culture of a particular place in it´s gastronomic forms.…”
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The Relationship between Interregional Trade and Transport Connectivity in Spain. A spatial dependency analysis by Alamá-Sabater, Luisa, Márquez-Ramos, Laura, Suárez-Burguet, Celestino

“…The results show the importance of logistics platforms to meet the demand for transport infrastructure in the Spanish regions. Since it is not common to have disaggregated database on trade flows within a country, or regional indicators of the degree of development of logistics, this also justifies the need for progress in the achievement of such information for other regions and countries.…”
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Petrographic study of the pottery of hunter–gatherers from the lower basin of the Colorado river (Argentina) during the Late Holocene by Borges Vaz, Erika, Pereyra Domingorena, Lucas

“…The data show that the potters maintained technical choices during this period as part of a technological tradition. With this common knowledge, local fabric recipes coexisted linked to the regularity of the use of raw materials in accordance with the geology of the research area. …”
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Occipital endocranial variations by Cafferata, Juan Felix

“…If we examine carefully the endocranial face of the occipital, we will be struck by a series of anatomical features, perfectly known and that alternately, are presented as excavations or pits and saliences or reliefs, common to all and of the same character. But if we compare two or more occipitals, we will discover at once, that there is not the same disposition of these accidents, but on the contrary, they are all different. …”
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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. It is due to the recursive aspect of this type of planning that learning will result in inevitable articulations and relations that will set the ground for meaningful and integral learning. …”
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Unbearable strangeness by Parici, Micaela

“…The Netflix series Sense 8 is taken as the setting that allows these concepts to belinked, from a logic posed as a fiction of a common enjoyment of bodies.…”
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Economic convergence in Mercosur: twenty years is nothing? by González Sánchez, Víctor M.

“…The convergence review is approached using the specific methodology commonly used within the international economics to measure situations in which convergence implies a progressive approximation of the levels of less advanced to more developed economies.…”
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Chenques in central-southern Patagonia: analysis of the spatial and chronological distributional patterns by Zilio, Leandro

“…The chenques correspond to a form of human burial, common in Patagonia during the end of the late Holocene. …”
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Innovación y continuidad en la metalurgia del Noroeste Argentino. El caso del bronce by González, Luis R., Gluzman, Geraldine A.

“…At Northwest Argentina, the tin bronze technology was developed by its inhabitants since early times and was a common practice when the Tawantinsuyu incorporated this area. …”
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Agricultural property and civil property by Pizarro, Nestor A.

“…The object of this article is to show whether there really exists an agrarian property, distinct and with characters independent of common property; or whether on the contrary this agrarian property is nothing more than a species or form of civil property, and consequently that it does not need its own legal regimes, nor should it be freed from the general principles.…”
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