- PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL 19
- INTELECTUALES 12
- PUBLICACIONES PERIODICAS 9
- SOCIOLOGIA 8
- PAISES EN DESARROLLO 7
- ESTUDIANTES 6
- FILOSOFIA 6
- VIAJES 6
- CIENCIAS SOCIALES 5
- EDUCACION 5
- Intelectuales 5
- ECONOMISTAS 4
- PATENTES 4
- intelectuales 4
- ANALISIS COMPARATIVO 3
- ASPECTOS JURIDICOS 3
- BIOGRAFIAS 3
- CLASES SOCIALES 3
- COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL 3
- CONOCIMIENTO 3
- DERECHO 3
- DERECHOS DE AUTOR 3
- DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE 3
- Niño 3
- psicología 3
- ANALISIS DEL DISCURSO 2
- ANALISIS ECONOMICO 2
- ANTROPOLOGIA 2
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- Antonio Gramsci 2
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50° International Conference on Public Finance. Reflections on Fifty Years of a Successful Activity
Published 2019“…In the work, an analysis is made of different aspects that are connected to the Conference (number of works, origin of the authors, etc.) and are linked to the Argentine economy, since the intellectual activities are related to the social context in which they develop…”
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Peronismo, marxismo e intelectuales de izquierda en tiempos de proscripción
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Florentino Ameghino
Published 1916“…On the fifth anniversary of the death of the illustrious Argentine thinker, we contribute with this modest offering to the celebration of his glory, annually commemorated, on this date, by the intellectual element of Buenos Aires. This humble contribution to the knowledge of his scientific production, which up to the present time the highest authorities of the country ignore, is intended to design the personality of the genius and his work.…”
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An Ethnographer's thoughts about interpretation in the archaeology of the Andes: Commented by Bill Sillar and Marisa Lazzari
Published 2017“…Currently, the so-called “ontological turn” in anthropology challenges archaeologists to engage seriously with alternate realities that defy the analytical terms of “Western” intellectual tradition.…”
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Dalmacio Vélez Sarsfield and the teachings at the University of Córdoba
Published 1914“…The intellectual environment of Córdoba, according to Sarmientó. …”
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Dr. Juan Carlos Pitt: (Notes for his biography)
Published 1915“…Juan Carlos Pitt was born in the city of Córdoba on October 26, 1869; son of a distinguished family, his childhood was spent in an environment of the most refined social and intellectual culture. He studied at the Colegio Nacional de Monserrat of this city and then at the University, until he graduated as a doctor in law and social sciences and lawyer, at the age of twenty-two, in 1891.…”
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Journal of the National University of Córdoba
Published 1914“…The University of Cordoba, having already reached the Third Centenary of its foundation, wanted to widen the circle of its publications with a periodical magazine called to integrate the exponents of its intellectual life. The initiative had arisen many times in the bosom of its Board of Trustees, always being received with marked sympathy; inconvenient circumstances, however, delayed its realization, which have been overcome today without difficulty.…”
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Feminisms with and beyond Marx: Readings about Reproductive labor in Marxian Works
Published 2023“…In the 1970s and 1980s, there were debates between Marxism and feminism through the readings of feminist socialist, radical, and Marxist intellectuals, intending to reflect on “the question of women” in the capitalist system. …”
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The mind and brain mechanisms in the voice of leading scientists
Published 2013“…The APA Concise Dictionary of Psychology (2010) defines mind in five meanings: "1) as all the intellectual and psychological phenomena of an organism, including motivational, affective, behavioral, perceptual, and cognitive systems; 2) set of emerging properties that are automatically derived from a brain that has achieved sufficient biological complexity; 3) human consciousness considered as an immaterial entity distinct from the brain; 4) the brain itself and its activities; and 5) as intention or volition" (p. 309).…”
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