Rites of passage from a gender perspective in Surfacing by Margaret Atwood by Sánchez, María Victoria

“…The decision of having chosen the topic we are going to deal with in this work responds to the notion that Margaret Atwood’s narrative reflects a bond between the writer and her surroundings: she is the expression of her time. …”
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Praising the mother by Goya, Amanda

“…The present text is an analysis about the maternal position, from the film La tía Tula (Picazo, 1964), a film based on the novel by the Spanish writer Miguel de Unamuno. As the author puts it, woman and mother can coexist in different proportions in each woman or present themselves as excluding, both in the Freudian times and nowadays. …”
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Egoism and community: an ethical reading of the road by Pinto Bustamante, Boris Julián

“…The movie The Road, based on the novel by american writer Cormac McCarthy, proposes an ethical question in a post-apocalyptic scenario: what would be the moral canon that regulates human relations in the face of the collapse of capitalist culture? …”
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Introduction to the Study and Teaching of Sclessiatic Public Law by Garzón Maceda, Nicolás

“…"Let each one do his duty to the extent of his moral strength," said a profound writer. I will fulfill mine, trying to combat the erroneous idea and frivolous tendency, which from some time to this part, with deceitful appearances, and passing through narrow prism or petty aspirations, has become generalized, mainly among students, about the uselessness of the cultivation of this juridical branch: "Ecclesiastical Public Law", considering it, unthinkingly as irritating anachronism, revealing a disturbing tendency and an alarming current of foolish cerebral emancipation, by way of a murky renovating current of thought and misunderstood human knowledge, against the mental regime of that "alma mater", our University of San Carlos, of classical type, with its historical characteristics, and, which serves as a true stronghold until the present hour of its happy Centenary, despite improvised wise men and regenerators.…”
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"Diving without water", an extensionist experience in the women's prison by De Mauro, Sofía, Vázquez, Maricel

“…In a talk with Maricel, a participant in the workshop, we opened the dialogue of university extension in contexts of confinement and talked about this type of space-The workshop will focus on her role as a writer and editor of the various publications of the workshop and her personal motivations.…”
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Interview with Juan Pablo Meneses by Destefanis, Eugenia, Foco, Gigliola, Brodsky, Juan, Duarte, Juan Pablo, Castro, María Eugenia

“…Juan Pablo Meneses is a Chilean chronicler, writer and journalist who founded what is now known as "Portable Journalism. …”
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Notes on the film (Un)Appearing (United Kingdom, 2023), by Piotr Cieplak and Mariana Tello by Hunziker, Paula

“…(Des)Aparecer is a documentary film that follows two protagonists, Gabriel Orge, a photographer from Córdoba known for his large-scale public projections of photos of the disappeared, and Ana Illovich, a survivor of the clandestine detention center "La Perla" and a writer. I do not think I am wrong if I say that both have left their mark on the ways in which we look at and try to understand the remains, the marks, the grays and chiaroscuros that in the present allude to a collective and individual life affected by the dictatorship. …”
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Retracing the steps: On 'I am still learning: four experiments in retrospective philology'. Carlo Ginzburg (2020). Translated by Rafael Gaune Corradi. Buenos Aires, Fondo de Cultur... by Argañaraz, Cecilia

“…I offer this reading to anthropologists in the conviction that it contains rich and abundant material for a dialogue with our discipline, a word of which the author of Aún aprendo (and also, humbly, this writer) is wary. Ginzburg is responsible for some of the most anthropological reflections to be found in the field of historiography, of which she is fully aware: her work has been described as that of "a shaman" who "picks up the bones of Sir James George Frazer (...) covers them with the skin of the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein and brings them back to life" (Donniger 1991: 3, in Ginzburg 2020). …”
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THE RITUALS OF IDEOLOGY AND ITS UNVEILING IN THE RITUALES DEL CAOS OF CARLOS MONSIVAIS by Marmolejo Cruz, Luis Tomás

“…And if so, what kind of criticism do the Mexican writer’s texts establish? From the theoretical concepts of Manuel Asensi, Slavoj Zizek and Julio Ramos we approach his work as a re-politicization of literary discourse. …”
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Construir oficio de estudiante / escritor. El caso del PPP en contexto educativo by Beltrán, Mariana, Castagno, Fabiana

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Search, return and agency for a writing in Quichua Santiagueño language: Mario Tebes (1927-2009) by Andreani, Héctor Alfredo

“…Mario Tebes (1927-2009) is a bilingual Quichua-Spanish writer born in the northern extreme of Figueroa department, Santiago del Estero (Argentina). …”
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I look for native images that respond to invasive images. Interview with César González by Blázquez, Nahuel, Villarreal, Agustín

“…César González is a writer, poet and filmmaker with several books and fictional works that place him at odds with what happens on a large scale in contemporary cinema. …”
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Feminisms with and beyond Marx: Readings about Reproductive labor in Marxian Works by Romano Roth, Carla

“…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. These writers thought about “work” in Marx's productions and constructed, first, the category of “domestic work” and, later, that of “reproductive work”. …”
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