Edición y política como vocación by Sora, Gustavo Alejandro

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Crania patagónica by Sardi, Marina

“…The goal of this study is to address some key insights about the History of Anthropology based upon cranial collections and their material, intellectual and political dimensions. The study of Marcelo Bórmida about Patagonian skulls is taken as reference in order to think about the conditions of possibility of research in our country. …”
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In Memóriam: Carlos Vido Kesman by Frediani, Ramón

“…Highly esteemed for his human values and his honesty (intellectual and otherwise), in recent years he has served as President of ACDE-Córdoba, and as a member of the Advisory Council of the Institute of Economics of the Bolsa de Comercio de Córdoba.…”
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Hearts of Iron: Neo-Darwinists against Darwin? Disputes about Anthropocentrism and Progress in 20th Century Evolutionary Biology by Anzoategui, Micaela

“…To understand contemporary anthropocentrism, we will follow some clues to know how, in our culture, there is an antinomy between two ideas produced at different moments of intellectual history: either that man is the center of nature or the exact opposite idea, escaping in certain aspects to his biology through exceptionality. …”
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The “soul” of Métraux. The intimate experience of a possessed ethnographer by Goulard, Jean-Pierre

“…The article portrays the anthropological trajectory of Alfred Métraux (1902-1963) as an intellectual itinerary that starts with his Argentinean upbringing and continues with his early anthropological training in France and Sweden under the tutelage of his teachers Marcel Mauss and Erland Nordenskiöld, and then with his successive institutional assignments in Argentina, the United States and France. …”
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Tesis, antítesis y opuestos complementarios en la prensa gráfica argentina. Las formaciones discursivas de La Nación y Página 12 frente a las políticas kirchneristas by Ponza, Pablo Mariano

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Crania patagónica by Sardi, Marina

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¿Dejan Huellas las pandemias?, tras los legados de la COVID-19 by Álvarez, Adriana, Tamagno, Liliana, Carbonetti, Adrián

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Evaluation of Natural Technological Interfaces for Children with Psychomotor Disabilities by Beltramone, D. A., Tula, S. M., Rivarola, M. F., Hidalgo, M. B., Tancredi, P. D., Quinteros Quintana, M. L., Diaz, J. M., Marcotti, A., Atea, J. J.

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The commitment to sociology. A reconstruction of the trajectories of Ricardo Levene y Raúl Orgaz in comparative perspective by Vila, Esteban Ezequiel

“…For this reason, the article will focus on reconstructing the intellectual bets made by the two professors of “Sociology” of the main Argentine universities of that time: Ricardo Levene and Raúl Orgaz. …”
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Architectural heritage, accessibility and human rights. Proposals for updating the regulatory framework of the city of Mar del Plata, Argentina by Slavin, Estefanía

“…Both the preservation of the architectural heritage and the physical, sensorial and intellectual and communicational accessibility are recognized as Human Rights. …”
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Anthropology and social history of culture: Ethnography and sources by Pontes, Heloisa

“…Those specialists did not hesitate about the importance of including intellectual life, cultural production, art worlds and their practitioners, as legitimate anthropological objects. …”
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Journey to Mexico: Artaud and the ancient knowledge by Giucci, Guillermo, Torterola, Sebastián

“…This article aims to analyze his search for a mysterious and ancestral entity, peyote, and the value of ancient knowledge in Artaud’s narrative. It examines the intellectual climate of the time, the later legacy of Artaud and the link with Alejo Carpentier´s concept of the marvelous real. …”
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Challenges of a political-academic project in Patagonia by Briones, Claudia, Rodríguez, Mariela Eva

“…By taking into consideration her intellectual itinerary, which covers concerns and commitments that are intertwined with the struggles of the Mapuche-Tewelche People, she questions the labels that set processes, and reflects on the disagreements that arise in daily coexistence, on the indigenous peoples’ proposals regarding how to be-together while being the Other—proposals that point to inter-existence, rather than to inter-culturality—and she wonders why some of their political demands are inaudible or invisible, whereas others are criminalized.…”
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Of nation, erudition, and racism: Belisario Díaz Romero’s archaeological narrative in Bolivia (1904-1925) by Villanueva Criales, Juan

“…The author’s strategies within the intellectual-political context of his time are analyzed, linking his narrative to the heyday of the liberal “oligarchic state”; the paper suggests that by glorifying a “white” pre-Hispanic Tiwanaku and place the contemporary indigenous ancestors as destructive agents, racial allocthonism was functional to the objectives of Bolivian nation-state. …”
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Challenges of a political-academic project in Patagonia by Briones, Claudia, Rodríguez, Mariela Eva

“…By taking into consideration her intellectual itinerary, which covers concerns and commitments that are intertwined with the struggles of the Mapuche-Tewelche People, she questions the labels that set processes, and reflects on the disagreements that arise in daily coexistence, on the indigenous peoples’ proposals regarding how to be-together while being the Other—proposals that point to inter-existence, rather than to inter-culturality—and she wonders why some of their political demands are inaudible or invisible, whereas others are criminalized.…”
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Notes about Justa Ezpeleta and Elsie Rockwell’s itineraries in the 60, 70 and 80’s. The uses of Antonio Gramsci in the construction of an educational ethnography by Gomez, Sebastián

“…At the interface between intellectual history and sociology of education, the article addresses the uses of Antonio Gramsci made by the Argentinian Justa Ezpeleta and the Mexican Elsie Rockwell in the 70s and the 80s in the framework of the structuring of a critical educational ethnographic from the Department of Educational Research (DIE, which stands for Departamento de Investigaciones Educativas in Spanish), Federal District (Mexico). …”
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