Notes on the irruption of Social Anthropology at the University of Buenos Aires by Balbi, Fernando Alberto

Subjects: “…Social Anthropology; Ethnography; University of Buenos Aires; Democracy; Argentina…”
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Students versus the Higher Education Act in 1995. The case of the University of Buenos Aires by Cristal, Yann

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Political and Academic Strain in the University of Buenos Aires (1975-1983): Paradigmatic Change in the Argentine Archaeology of Patagonia by Luco, Susana

“…This paper questions such notions regarding the Archaeology of Patagonia as it was taught and practiced at the School of Philosophy and Letters in the University of Buenos Aires. Conversely, this paper assumes that it was precisely during the latest military dictatorship, the self-labeled Process of National Reorganization (1976-1983), that a paradigmatic change took place from the Diffusionist Culture-History School of Central Europe, to the Anglo-Saxon New Archaeology. …”
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The utilization of indigenous designs in the collections of the Museo Etnográfico at the University of Buenos Aires at the beginning of XX century: actors, activities and objects by Pegoraro, Andrea

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Mathematical and Computational Initiatives from the University of Buenos Aires to Contribute to Decision-Making in the Context of COVID-19 in Argentina. REVIEW by Arrar, Mehrnoosh, Belloli, Laouen Mayal Louan, Bianco, Ana María, Boechi, Leonardo, Castro, Rodrigo Daniel, Duran, Guillermo Alfredo, Etchenique, Roberto Argentino, Fernández, Natalia Brenda, Ferrer, Luciana, Garbervetsky, Diego David, Goldsmit, Rodrigo, Grillo, Carolina, Kamienkowsk, Juan E., Laciana, Pablo, Lanzarotti, Esteban, Lozano, Mario Enrique, Maidana, Rodrigo, Mendiluce, Mauricio, Minoldo, Sol, Daniel Pecker Marcosig, Ezequiel Puerta, Ezequiel Quiroga, Rodrigo Solovey, Guillermo Valdora, Marina Silvia Zapatero, Mariano, Pepino, Leonardo Daniel, Pecker Marcosig, Ezequiel, Puerta, Ezequiel, Quiroga, Rodrigo, Solovey, Guillermo, Valdora, Marina Silvia, Zapatero, Mariano

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Hugo E. Ratier. 2018. Argentine rural anthropology. Ethnographies and essays. Editorial of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters. National University of Buenos Aires. Volumes I and II. 489 and 289 pp. by Villafañe, Alicia G.

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Historical analysis of a specialized scientific publication: past, present and future of the journal Arqueología 25 years since its creation by Kligmann, Débora M., Spengler, Gisela

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TENSIÓN POLÍTICO-ACADÉMICA EN LA UNIVERSIDAD DE BUENOS AIRES (1975-1983): EL CAMBIO DE PARADIGMA EN LA ARQUEOLOGÍA PATAGÓNICA / Political and Academic Strain in the University of Buenos Aires (1975-1983): Paradigmatic Change in the Argentine Archaeology by Luco, Susana; IDES

“…This paper questions such notions regarding the Archaeology of Patagonia as it was taught and practiced at the School of Philosophy and Letters in the University of Buenos Aires. Conversely, this paper assumes that it was precisely during the latest military dictatorship, the self-labeled Process of National Reorganization (1976-1983), that a paradigmatic change took place from the Diffusionist Culture-History School of Central Europe, to the Anglo-Saxon New Archaeology. …”
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El uso de motivos indígenas de colecciones del Museo Etnográfico de la UBA en los inicios del Siglo XX: actores, actividades y objetos / THE UTILIZATION OF INDIGENOUS DESIGNS IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE MUSEO ETNOGRÁFICO AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BUENOS AIRES... by Pegoraro, Andrea

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Bovine Tuberculosis. Sanitary legislation by Mendoza, P. de la C.

“…Chapter of a study presented by the author, to opt for the substitution of a professorship at the University of Buenos Aires.…”
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Apuntes para la memoria: Miguel Hángel González, una figura casi olvidada de la antropología argentina by Bartolomé, Miguel A., Radovich, Juan Carlos

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Les choses humaines by Widmer, Vania

“…A preliminary version of this work was presented at the International Congress of Psychology organized by the University of Buenos Aires during 2023. Through the examination of the narrative and comments made by the filmmaker himself, sexual and gender violence is explored within the framework of a specific family and social culture.…”
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In the last casemates. The student movement of the UBA in 1975 by Millán, Mariano

“…In this article we analyze the experience of the student movement of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) during 1975, observing their confrontations. …”
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San José de Flores, un lugar en el mundo by Camino, Ulises

“…This paper summarizes the work done by the Archaeological Project Flores, Faculty of Arts at the University of Buenos Aires, so far. The hypothesis that guide the research methodology, the literature surveyed, excavated archaeological sites and the theory used are summarized in the following pages. …”
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Derivas Políticas de la “Filosofía Científica” en la Obra de Rodolfo Rivarola by Galfione, Maria Carla

“…Rodolfo Rivarola was the first professor of philosophy at the University of Buenos Aires, in the new Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, and therefore, a pioneer in university philosophy in the country. …”
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An Interview with Luisa Montuschi by De Pablo, Juan Carlos

“…Accountant and a PhD in economics from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), she has taught at his alma mater, and the Center of Macroeconomic Studies of Argentina University (UCEMA). …”
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UPAU: a unique case of right-wing students in democracy by Cristal, Yann

“…This paper examines the right-wing university group UPAU (Unión Para la Apertura Universitaria), which became the second largest student force at the University of Buenos Aires in the last third of the 1980s. With an explicit position towards the right and a proposal that the student unions should refrain from «doing politics», UPAU was the reverse of the «democratic spring» at the university and a key case of the disenchantment experienced by broad sectors in relation to the initial expectations with the democracy of 1983. …”
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