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    History of the world / by Roberts, J. M. (John Morris), 1928-2003

    Published 1993
    Table of Contents: “…New Limits, New Horizons -- Europe Looks Outward -- The European Mind -- Bk. V. The Making of the European Age -- 1. …”
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    The gap: the science of what separates humans and animals by Salgado Mendoza, Sebastian Camilo

    Published 2015
    “…Decorated by the Australian Academy of Social Sciences, the Australian Psychological Society and the American Psychological Association, Suddendorf is also the author of one of the most cited articles in the area of neuroscience and behaviour - Mental Journey through Time and the Evolution of the Human Mind (Suddendorf & Corballis, 1997) - in which he explores mental travel through time, one of the central axes on which he analyses the differences between humans and the other species of the animal kingdom.…”
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    The native environment in northern Mendoza, networks and ways of relating from an indigenous understanding by Mafferra, Luis Eduardo

    Published 2020
    “…Specifically, using a relational perspective, I intend to outline the general modalities of linkage inherent to the environment and the indigenous ways of dwelling. With this aim in mind, I analyze historical, archaeological, and ethnographic backgrounds using both interpretative proposals as well as the sources and data there presented. …”
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    From early child development to human development : investing in our children's future

    Published 2002
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    On the teaching of Spanish literature by Díaz Bialet, Agustín

    Published 1943
    “…This method makes the study anodyne, the great figures are reduced to a lower level for reasons of time, and at the end of the academic year, the student only remembers a catalog of names, without logical connection; he studied the Archpriest of Talavera in the first classes of the year, and returns to study Quevedo, after having passed through his mind to mystics, lyricists and playwrights; and of the passage from the prose of Talavera to Quevedo, he knows nothing.…”
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    Quality of Inter actions during a proposal for teaching physics using a virtual classroom and a Remote Laboratory by Culzoni, Cecilia Mercedes

    Published 2013
    “…In agreement with this position that underlies the pedagogical proposal, its evaluation is done bearing in mind that the quality of an online training is measured by the quality of the interaction that teachers and students have during it. …”
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    Una revisión crítica sobre la hipótesis de los requerimientos cognitivos como limitaciones de la reciprocidad en los animales by Freidin, Esteban

    Published 2013
    “…In this review, the hypothesis of the cognitive constraints on reciprocity is presented, and the main arguments and empirical evidence for and against it are critically discussed. With this aim in mind, I describe experimental studies of relevant cognitive abilities in nonhuman animals, and mention experimental and field evidence of reciprocal altruism in diverse species. …”
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    Neurociencias para educadores : Mucho más que cerebros... ¡personas! / by Raspall, Lucas

    Published 2017
    Table of Contents: “…¿Por qué no arrancar desde chiquitos? -- Mindfulness para niños -- ¿Lo intentamos? -- Fin del libro.…”
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    Not being at home. Jentsch and Freud, on the uncanny in the artificial world by Sandrone, Darío

    Published 2023
    “…Our long-term aim is to use this debate as an input to address the link between humans and increasingly widespread robotic entities, within the framework of a "psychology of technicity". With this in mind, we are interested in cutting out, emphasising and analysing what these two authors refer to as the psychic relationship that humans establish with artefacts when they acquire human forms, functions or expressions. …”
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    Rock art in Mojones river basin (Antofagasta de la Sierra, Catamarca, Argentina) by Gentile, María Cecilia, Casanova Menéndez, Martín Tomás, Grant, Jennifer, Coll, Luis, Lane, Kevin

    Published 2019
    “…The results obtained from this analysis are then discussed in relation to the settlement and subsistence models proposed for the early societies that populated the area (ca. 3,000-1,100 years BP). Bearing in mind these models, we propose an interpretation for some of the motifs in relation to the main economic activities of early Andean societies: camelid pastoralism and agricultural production.…”
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    Formation processes of site in a shipwreck of the twentieth century. The case of Steamship President Roca (Peninsula Valdes, Chubut) by Gutiérrez, Guillermo

    Published 2016
    “…The main focus will be human action on the wreck. With this in mind, we apply the theoretical model of M. Gibbs (2006), which systematically organizes events concerning the loss of the ship and any further events that may affect a shipwreck.…”
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    The compositional nature of language: A challenge and a proposal by Garcia Ramirez, Eduardo

    Published 2017
    “…In this paper I have two goals in mind. First, I want to present a novel challenge that any theory of language must meet. …”
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    FROM BIOPOLITICS TO PSYCHOPOLITICS: COMMUNICATION, POWER AND SUBJECTIVITY BY MICHEL FOUCAULT by Cerruti, Pedro

    Published 2017
    “…In this respect, the focus is on how the concepts of “biopolitics” and “biopower” have been critically retaken as starting points for the construction of notions, such as “noopolitics” and “psychopolitics”, which seek to give account of the forms of power that are exercised no longer on bodies but primarily on the mind or psyche.…”
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