El estatus Constitucional de la sanción penal del proxenetismo en el Código Penal y la Ley 12.331 de Profilaxis antivenérea by Iosa, Juan, Gonzalez del Solar, Matías

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A CONCISE GENEALOGY AND ANATOMY OF HABITUS by Wacquant, Loïc

“…Retracing the philosophical origins and initial usage of habitus by Bourdieu to account for the historical disjuncture wrought by the Algerian war of national liberation and the postwar modernization of the French countryside allows us to clear up four recurrent misunderstandings about the concept: (1) habitus is never the replica of a single social structure but a dynamic, multiscalar, and multilayered set of schemata subject to ‘permanent revision’ in practice; (2) habitus is not necessarily coherent and unified but displays varying degrees of integration and tension; (3) because it is not always congruent with the cosmos in which it evolves, habitus is suited to analysing crisis and change no less than cohesion and perpetuation; but (4) it is not a self-sufficient mechanism for the generation of action: the dissection of dispositions must always proceed in close connection with the mapping of the system of positions that alternately excite, suppress, or redirect the socially constituted capacities and inclinations of the agent. …”
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The Fitness Dispositive in Postfeminist Healthism: Women Empowerment Discourses through Body Discipline by Albet Castillejo, Laura, Albet Castillejo, Laura, Albet Castillejo, Laura

“…I explore the tensions between the new feminist proclamations of women’s liberation and the persistence of patriarchal demands, in what seems to be resolved under the strategy of total alignment between one’s own desire and the desire of the system, through narratives of body care, self-love and personal development. …”
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Democracia y populismo by Bonetto, María Susana

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Consolidation of the argentine national state at the tip of the spear, saber and facón. Osteobiographical and historical approach to the remains of the Col. Ambrosio Sandes (1815-1... by Giannotti, Pablo Sebastián, Mansegosa, Daniela, Chiavazza, Horacio, Araujo, Emiliano

“…The second half of the 19th century was determined by the consolidation of the Argentine national state within the framework of two opposing political-ideological worldviews: Liberalism versus. Federalism. The military forces and, specifically, its high-ranking military played a transcendental role by executing the monopoly on violence from the Provincial States in their national projection. …”
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