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.…”
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ACT: An invitation to move from suffering to commitment to life by Egúsquiza-Vásquez, Kevin

“…Today, it is common to see many books called "self-help" and whose pages promise keys and even secrets for the development of this or that aspect in the personal life of each reader. …”
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Association Agreement of the European Union and Central America: Alliance between historical friendly regions by Rodríguez Chaves, Alonso

“…The paper recognizes the strong affinity of values, principles, common interests and concerns, allowing despite its asymmetry, reinforce and strengthen relations between regions. …”
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Politics and Environmental Law in Neoliberal Times: the case of Hazardous Waste In Córdoba. by Foa Torres , Jorge

“…The objective of this article is to highlight what is made invisible by the recurring common sense statements that usually reduce environmental problems to failures in the implementation of regulations or, simply, to the absence of environmental policies in Córdoba, Argentina and, even, the Latin American region. …”
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Images of Horror: An Approach to the Political Potential of Photographs and Audiovisuals in Veganisms through Didi-Huberman, Rancière and Sontag: Uma abordagem do potencial polític... by Zamorano Enríquez , Denisse Alexandra, Zamorano Enríquez , Denisse Alexandra, Zamorano Enríquez , Denisse Alexandra

“…The aim is not only to shed light on questions regarding the political function of images and the gaze in the human-animal relationship, but also to analyze the common structures of thought underlying both material and symbolic violence directed at both human and non-human animals.…”
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Guanaco exploitation strategies and use of Magallanic forest by coastal hunter-gatherers by Alunni, Daniela Verónica

“…We discuss these strategies considering economic utility index and models commonly employed in archaeological literature. The obtained results suggest that hunter-gatherers selected and transported low economic utility elements, such as lower limbs, more often than vertebrae and ribs. …”
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"Some things that happen there, I can’t tell you about" by Belcic, Sofía, Pauni Jones, Maitén

“…Based on the respective experiences of academic exchange in Rio de Janeiro in which the authors participated, this work reconstructs common aspects of their research trajectories in that city by carrying out a comparative exercise with their research with young boys and girls from working-class neighborhoods and street vendors from the city of Buenos Aires. …”
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“We do not want to be companion fishing, but objective fishing” by Álvarez Burgos, María Catalina

“…The results show a growing process of political empowerment of women's organizations, which, through common learning spaces, pressure the State in the search for democratic instances of participation.…”
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Reflections on the ontology of ethnography by Wright, Pablo

“…From my own field experiences among the Qom population of Formosa, and the epistemological ruptures produced by the visit of a Qom friend to Buenos Aires, I propose a common thread that recovers an existential critique of the anthropological discipline. …”
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Clinical ethology and canine aggression in Montevideo: implications of race and gender by Damián, Juan Pablo, Ruiz Santos, Paul, Belino, Maria, Rijo, Ruben

“…The results are consistent with international reports, where the aggression was the most common behavioral problem (58.9%), and dominance aggression has the highest proportion (56%). …”
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Speech delivered at the Inauguration of Courses and Graduation of 1943 by Professor Victorio Urciuolo by Urciuolo, Victorio

“…The initiation of a new school year should be nothing more than the repetition of a common act in an educational institute, but like everything that is linked to the fundamental stages of life, it has at every opportunity the emotion of a new event that deeply shakes the most intimate part of our being. …”
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Some observations on the anthropological characteristics of the primitive inhabitants of Córdoba by Rex González, Alberto

“…The fundamental causes of this neglect by the physical anthropology of the aborigines of our province lie in: a) Absence of intensive explorations in the field; b) Absence of cemeteries, which could have provided a good number of measurable subjects. The common burial practice is the isolated individual burial. …”
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