Transporting rocks to an empty environment of lithic raw materials: The case of the Central Pampean Dunefields (Argentina) by Messineo, Pablo Geronimo, Barros, Maria Paula, Pal, Nélida Marcela, Scheifler, Nahuel Alberto

“…In these sites, the lithic assemblages are formed mainly by orthoquartzite and chert from theTandilia Range (southeast), followed by lower frequencies of other non-local lithic raw materials (silicified dolomite, silicified limestone, silex, sandstone, metaquartzite, chalcedony, ryolite, obsidian, among others),which came from diverse vectors of provenance (south, west, southeast, southwest, and northwest). …”
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Human occupation of the north Patagonian coast (San Matias Gulf): Current perspectives by Borella, Florencia, Favier Dubois, Cristian Mario, Cardillo, Marcelo

“…Nevertheless, these pioneering archaeological studies along the Río Negro coast were discontinued in the following four decades. This then created an information ?…”
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Ecosystem modeling using artificial neural networks: An archaeological tool by Burry, Lidia Susana, Marconetto, María Bernarda, Somoza, Mariano, Palacio, Patricia Irene, Trivi, Matilde Elena, D´Antoni, Héctor

“…Real data and predictions were close (Pearson correlation 0.83–0.90) and warranted the following step, hindcasting. Important paleo-NDVI fluctuations lasting 15 to 20 years were identified in both periods under study. …”
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Reflecting upon the figure of Eric Boman and his place in Argentinean Anthropology by Gustavsson, Anne; IDAES, Universidad Nacional de San Martín CONICET

“…I present some reflections upon the rivalry and the theoretical and methodological discussions which existed between Boman and Ambrosetti when both were alive and how this rivalry has been emphasized and constructed by following generations. By approaching and analyzing publications from Boman´s time as well as secondary bibliography in which he and his contributions to the discipline are mentioned, I have identified a polarization operation presents Boman and Ambrosetti as complete opposites when in fact their scientific practices in some cases did converge. …”
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Is it possible an ethical decision in the concentration camp? About Sophie’s choice by Oviedo Correa, Yairsiño

“…The film Sophie’s Choice by Alan Pakula, alike the novel by the same name it is based on, presents us with a scenario that has been interpreted as a matter of decision-making when faced with an ethical dilemma (choosing between life and death regarding the main character’s own children) in Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camps.In view of all the analyses that try to explain the issuesthat stem from ethical dilemmas, this paper, following the agambenean theory, argues that there is no such thing as ethical decision-making in concentration camps, given that the traditional legal order has been suspended, moral discernment has been blocked, and hence what does appearis behaviour that simply adapts itselfto the exceptional circumstances that prevail.…”
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THE IMPACT OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION IN EUROPE: KARL KAUTSKY AND ANTONIO GRAMSCI by Quiroga, Manuel, Fabry, Adam Balasz

“…Finland, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Italy) and due to its influence on the great debates in the international socialist movement, which was reconfiguring itself, following the divisions of tendencies in the II International, towards a more permanent division —“a great schism” (in the words of historian Carl Schorske)— between organizations and individuals that would seek to reconstruct Social Democracy and those that would seek to build the Communist International.The period immediately after the Russian Revolution (1917-20) until the consolidation of the Comintern in its II Congress was a fluid moment of debates about the characterization of the Russian Revolution and its political, theoretical and strategic consequences. …”
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“IT WAS MY ISSUE”: PERSONAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND INTERNALIZED HETEROSEXISM AMONG GAYS AND LESBIANS NURSES by Ortega, Julian, Marentes, Maximiliano

“…Here we analyse the strategies used by gays and lesbians to manage the personal information related to their sexual orientation in order to avoid stigmatization processes at work.This article is based on two main categories that structures this research: (a) the possibilities of expressing one’s sexual orientation in the workplace and the relation with real or anticipated stigma derived from interactions with colleagues, superiors and patients; and (b) the internalized heterosexism as a category related to anticipated and experienced stigma as well as the different levels of openness about one’s sexual orientation in the workplace.The study was conducted from a qualitative scope: 20 interviews to gays, lesbians and heterosexual nurses were carried out and analysed, in addition to secondary sources, following the guidelines of grounded theory.As main conclusion we highlight the association between the assumption of one’s sexual identity, the use of strategies to manage personal information of openness or concealment and the internalized heterosexism, as they may have an impact in the reproduction of oppression and stigma among gays and lesbians. …”
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Labour relations in associative and self-managed work organisations: reflections from the case of argentina by Maldovan Bonelli, Johanna

“…The proposed approach focuses on the following aspects of labor relations: social security and access to protections, forms of management and organization of work and modalities of representation and collective bargaining. …”
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Inglés Morpho-chemical characterization of new confectionery sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) genotypes from Argentina by Martínez, María José, Sandrinelli Tesan, Rebeca, Alvarez, Daniel, Silva, Mercedes, Aguilar, Roxana, Pazos, Adriana, Balzarini, Mónica, Martínez, María José

“…Fatty acid composition showed that polyunsaturated fatty acids were the major components (56 %), followed by monounsaturated ones (34 %), and saturated ones (11 %). …”
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Kaleidoscopic Symposium: a multifaceted look at the beautiful bodies from Plato’s Banquet by Sain, Abril Sofía

“…Finally, we will weave a counterpoint with the film Il Banchetto di Platone by Marco Ferreri (1989), which recounts the meeting in the house of Agaton following the Platonic text almost to the letter. We will contrast our thesis with certain scenic decisions of the film, according to which the body is devalued to the darkest sphere of the purely sexual detached from the philosophical character. …”
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Ronda de Estudiantes. Dialogar y habitar el espacio en virtualidad by Moretti, Marianela, Sarachú Laje, Paula, Nanzer, Ana Carolina

“…The following text offers some reflections on the project Ronda de Estudiantes (Students’ Round Table) and its implementation online. …”
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“Resisting by doing”. Socio-community Strategies of the Mesa de Tierras of Jiménez County, Santiago del Estero, Argentina by Coronel, María Silvina, Garay, Ana, Ledesma, Dominga, Maguna, Macarena, Sabagh, Julio Isidoro

“…The methodology used is qualitative, and uses the following techniques: data recording and analysis, participant observation and semi-structured interviews. …”
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South Korean corporate fictions, leadership role models and Cordial Ethics by Melendez Táboas, Amelia

“…In addition, Search: WWW acknowledges the social change in the country after the Feminist Reboot that followed the Gagnam station murder, which has led all hallyu industries to rethink their gender equality conditions.…”
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Factors affecting graniferous sorghum implantation: planting depth and cariopse size by Alessanria, Esteban Emilio

“…Upon first and third full leaf expansion, the following were measured and assesed: - total dry weight - dry weight of different components of seedling - leaf area - coleoptile length - mesocotile length and dry weight - percentage of emergence - relative growth rate (R.G.R.) - not assimilation rate (N.A. …”
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LIFE EXPERIENCES AND LIFE STORIES OF WOMEN ABOUT THE ELABORATION OF WHEAT IN ÑACO (MÜRKE) AND MOTE (MUTHI) FOR FOOD AND DRINKS by Hernández, Graciela

“…The main objective of the article is to carry out an analysis of a life stories selection about foods made with wheat, enunciated by migrant women (arrived from the provinces of Río Negro and Neuquén and the neighbour country Chile) based in Bahía Blanca.Following Bertaux, we define the life story as the document that we produce when someone tells another person, any episode of their lived experience. …”
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Potenciales fuentes de aprovisionamiento para la manufactura cerámica: sitio Guayacas, Paysandú, Uruguay by Capdepont, I., del Puerto, L., Ramírez, A.

“…The following paper presents pottery studies results from the Guayacas archaeological site. …”
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Late Holocene plant use in lowland central Argentina: Microfossil evidence from dental calculus by Tavarone, Aldana, Colobig, María de Los Milagros, Fabra, Mariana

“…The incorporation of cultivated plants wasshown to have occurred at around 1200 years BP with the presence of Phaseolus sp. and Zea mays (Poaceae),which was followed later by Cucurbita sp. However, the practice of horticulture did not replace the hunting andgathering strategies previously identified.…”
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Isotopic Ecology in Modern and Holocene Populations of Pampas Deer (Ozotoceros bezoarticus) from Eastern Central Argentina. Implications for Conservation Biology and Ecological Mod... by Scheifler, Nahuel Alberto, Merino, Mariano Lisandro, Vitale, Paula, Kaufmann, Cristian Ariel, Messineo, Pablo Geronimo, Alvarez, María Clara, Bocherens, Hervé

“…The Pampas deer (Ozotoceros bezoarticus) is an endangered ungulate from South American. The following paper presents the first investigation on the isotopic ecology (δ13Ccollagen; δ15Ncollagen) of modern populations of Pampas deer. …”
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The pathway of tuberculosis in Argentina: Historical (19th and 20th centuries), epidemiological, and paleopathological data by Suby, Jorge Alejandro

“…Objective: This paper explores the history of TB in Argentina from the pre- Columbian period to recent times in order to evaluate the impact of the industrialization (late 19th and early 20th centuries) on the increasing rates of this disease.Materials: Historical, paleopathological, and current epidemiological data were reviewed.Methods: Data were integrated under a paleopathological approach.Results: Skeletal evidence suggests the existence of TB before colonization. This is followed by two different periods of increasing TB rates: a probable but unconfirmed first stage, related to the contact between Europeans and natives during the 16th-18th centuries, and a second stage during the Industrial Revolution, from the 1880s to the 1950s, when it was finally controlled with the aid of chemotherapies.Conclusions: TB rates increased during industrialization, coincident and probably related to immigration, the disorganized growth of cities, and bad working conditions. …”
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